Ephesians 1:15-17; 2 Corinthians 9:12-13
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One way to witness growth in our faith is in our ability to pray. Mature Christians should recognize prayer as a powerful gift from God.
Prayer should be fervent and deliberate, offered individually and corporately on behalf of the church, the congregation, the community, the sick, and the lost. Prayer is needed before, during, and after worship.
Paul joins his prayers with the prayers of the saints in Ephesus. What would be the outcome if we joined our prayers together?
What could we achieve if we came together on one accord in the name of Jesus?
What goal are you ready to pray fervently to achieve?
Personal preparation
Take a moment with each question before class. Your responses stay private and are saved only on this device.
Closing prayer
Lord, I am here, ready to stand my watch in the watchtower of your divine grace. I pray for the circumstances around me that I cannot control. Help me, Lord, as I pray fervently for situations that only you can fix. Keep me prayerful and watchful as you see fit. Thank you, Lord. Amen.
