Prayer For Training Meeting
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When you are gathered around with fellow believers to pray you should also have a plan to go along with your purpose. Here are seven prayer meeting ideas that will help you plan your prayer meetings. Use a Prayer List. This is a list of names or events that you are praying for. You may be able to assemble part of the list before the prayer time.
• Begin by reminding yourself that God is here, Jesus promises to be present whenever his children meet together - '..when two or three of you are together because of me, you can be sure that I'll be there'. (The Message, Matthew 18:20)
• Pray for the worship. Pray for your musicians, and technical people involved, such as those on the PA and screens if you have them. Pray that they will be inspired, encouraged and guided by God's Spirit. Especially pray for the worship leader - there is much to think about when leading a congregation in praise and song, pray that they will be able to worship God and hear from him as they lead others.
• Pray for your guests at the meeting. It could be there are a number of people in your meeting yet to make a decision to follow Christ. Be mindful of them and 'pray continually' (1 Thessalonians 5:17, NIV) for them. If you are involved leading the service, remember to monitor your language - avoid cliches and explain religious terminology if you need to use it.
• Pray for 'all the saints' e.g. those who have a personal faith in Christ. Pray that their hearts will be uplifted, that they will meet with God, and that their walk will be deepened with Him.
• Pray for the speaker. It may be appropriate to gather around them and lay hands on them, if they feel comfortable with this. Pray for inspiration, clarity of thought and communication, and that they will be able to deliver everything that God has laid on their heart to speak about.
• Finally, pray for unity. 'How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity!' (Psalm 133:1. NIV). This is the will of God - that we are one as he is one. So much of church history is riddled with divisions and factions. Pray for unity of heart, vision and purpose in the life of your church.
• Begin by addressing God
When we come to God it's often good to think about an attribute or title that God has - this helps to remind us of who He is.
E.G. 'Dear all loving and everlasting Father'
'Almighty God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ'
'Dear Lord and Father'
• Give thanks to God
Here we think about and celebrate the relationship that we enjoy with God. For example, you could recount God's faithfulness to you (or the groups) during the last week, or you could draw on accounts and experiences from the bible.
E.G. 'Thank you that you have been with us this last week and that Your presence is with us now'
'Today we remind ourselves of Your faithfulness through all generations and Your goodness to each of us during this last week'.
• Bring Your Requests to Him
Here you can bring to mind some things that you would like to see happen as you meet together. If there is a speaker you could ask that God inspires them, if there is worship you could ask that God meets with people and that hearts are open to receive from Him etc.
E.G. 'Lord, we thank you for (name of speaker). We pray that you would give them great inspiration as they share what You have placed on their heart'.
'Father, as we come to You in worship, we invite You to move freely amongst us. Come and transform us by Your Holy Spirit we pray'
• Close with worship and an amen
A good way of finishing a prayer is to acknowledge the greatness and wonder of God in some way. Also, it is important that people know you have finished praying by saying amen!
E.G. 'For from him and through him and for him are all things, both now and forever. Amen'. (this is a reference to the Apostle Paul's writings in Rom 11:36 NIV)
'To Him be the glory, for ever and ever. Amen'
'We ask this in the precious name of Jesus, Our Lord and Saviour. Amen'