Prayer gatherings can be alive, powerful and joyful. Yet many times we allow them to become sleepy and boring. This week, I am sharing some of the key principles for bringing joy to praying together with others in a group. Check it out!
I’ve had opportunity to lead hundreds and hundreds of prayer gatherings over the years, I’ve developed a few principles for keeping your prayer meeting on-track and filled with joy. This week I’ll be sharing the “B’s” of praying together in a group.
Intro:
When leading a prayer gathering, either large or small, I like to remind the participants of the “B’s” of praying in a prayer gathering. The list may vary from gathering to gathering but almost always includes these:
1) Be Brief.
2) Be Bold.
3) Be Biblical
4) Burden
5) Build on each others prayers
6) Breakthrough
7) Be Careful to not break confidences
1) Be Brief
Be Brief. This is one of the most important, and most difficult principles to teach a prayer group—especially in a group of seasoned prayer warriors, or pastors. People forget that they are not there to pray as an individual, but as…
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