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“How is God working in your life?” “How would you like God to be working?” "What is your prayer discipline?" Spiritual discipline of thoughtful prayer (Philippians 4:6-7) What are you anxious about? Take those concerns to God in prayer in every situation. What do you desire for your life? Take those desires to God in prayer. What do you desire for your loved ones, for your neighbors, and for our world? Take those concerns to God in prayer. This is where/how we connect to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Daily Prayer Guide—Examples (of how to pray systematically) 1. Personal concerns (1 Samuel 1:10-11; Hebrews 4:14-16) My heart’s desire: (sample) to fully abide in Jesus, living a Christ-centered, Spirit-led life, full of wisdom, truth, righteousness, peace, joy, and love 2. Family (Eph. 3:25-28, 33; 6:1-4) • Start at home, get it right from your failures. My daily prayer: (sample) “Lord God, please help me to live fully, love deeply, and give freely, so that others will know and experience you through me.” 3. Friendship/Relationships (Matt. 22:37-40) • What do I need to see about this person that I haven’t noticed before? • What is God’s heart for him/her? • What are my responsibilities, contribution, attitude, and effort in this relationship? 4. Work (1 Tim. 2:1) • How are you praying for your boss, co-workers, clients; Board of directors, and others who are in positions of authority in your life? Do you pray for them at all for their well being? • What is your attitude toward your job and responsibilities? • How could you pray for the quality of your work and the impact of your presence on others at your job? Pray for your best/next level growth. 5. Church (Eph. 3:14-21)• How are you praying for NLIF? 6. Ministry (Eph. 2:10; 2 Tim. 2:15) My mission: What is your mission in life? It should come from the awareness of what you failed to do and feel you should do. Application: Time for quiet reflection This coming week is a week of prayer for our church. Our theme is “going deeper in our prayer lives.” Each day, we will individually be praying in the six areas that I’ve highlighted this morning, based on your own priorities and prayers. What are the desires of your heart? What do you believe God’s will is in each of these arenas? How is God speaking to you about your attitudes and actions? What movement do you feel the Spirit is leading you to make? Write down at least one thing you want to pray for in each of the following categories on the designated day this coming week. Come join our English service of this international congregation in Yangon. Series of “Church”
“Seeking God’s Power in Prayer” (Acts 4:23-31) (MP4) 1. As the community grew, the opposition also grew 2. Praying together 3. Seeking God’s power in prayer (1) Their prayer was for others, not for themselves. (2) The gospel is worthy to be preached even though it is costly. 4. God’s answer: Filling with the Holy Spirit Read more… For Lifenet groups and Personal reflection 1. Have you ever faced a difficult situation because of your faith in Jesus? What did you do? - Read 1 Peter 4:14. What does the Lord speak to you? 2. The gospel is worthy to be preached even though it is costly. What does this mean to you? 3. List up the things the early Christians could do because of the Holy Spirit. - Is there anything in the list you’re trying to do by your own strength? What change do you need to make (describe it as specific as possible)? 4. Peter and John went back to their own people (Acts 4:23). Do you have your “own people” whom you devoted yourselves to, and who stand with you, and care for each other? - What would you do to make NLIF a place where people feel even more that they have their “own people”? NLIF is an international church in Yangon. Come and join our English Sunday worship service. Series of “CHURCH”
“Jesus is with us” (Acts 2:42) (MP4) 1. He was with them 2. Experiencing Jesus together (1) The message of the cross (2) Fellowship (3) The breaking of bread (4) Prayer in Jesus’ name Read more… For personal reflection and LifeNet groups (1) The message of the cross Are you accepting yourself as a person whom Jesus loves, died on the cross for and has forgiven? Or are you trying to gain His love? Are you afraid of losing His love? (2) Fellowship If Jesus is in your fellowship both in and out of church (which is true), what will you do? What do you need to change in your relationships? (3) The braking of bread In which parts of your life do you need His forgiveness and power of his resurrection? As you received His forgiveness and power of resurrection, how are you going to live? (4) Prayer We can pray according to compassion and power of Jesus. His cross shows how compassionate He is, and His resurrection shows how powerful He is. How does this statement change your prayer? NLIF is an international church in Yangon. Come and join our English Sunday worship service. Series of “CHURCH”
“Getting to Know God's Will” (Romans 12:1-2) (MP4) 1. Walking on a log bridge? 2. Is there the best? 3. The steps of getting know His will (1) “Have I received his mercy and started a new life?” (2) “Have I offered myself to Christ in this thing?” (3) “Is this in bounds?” (4) “Which one will I grow most in my walk with Jesus?” Read more… For Lifenet groups and personal reflection 1. How does the illustration of a sport field as God’s will help you? 2. How does the goodness of God lead us to come back to him and follow him whole heartedly (which is repentance)? (Romans 2:4) 3. Read Romans 8:3-6. Why is it important to open ourselves fully and to be filled with the Holy Spirit if we want to live His will? 4. How is the world described in Romans 1:22-31? What would your life be like if you cross the boundaries which the Bible shows? 5. What is your thought about a life in His will? - Read Romans 5:1-5. How do these verses illustrate living in His will? And, what is God’s intention for you? NLIF is an international church in Yangon. Come and join our English Sunday worship service. |
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