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Prayer Basics

Lesson One

Why Pray?

4 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Two

Why Not Ask?

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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Three

When You Don’t Know What to Say

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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Four

Obstacles to Prayer

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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Five

Praying for Others

4 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Six

Praying with Others

4 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Seven

Prayer and Fasting

4 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Eight

What about “Unanswered” Prayer?

4 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Nine

Persevering in Prayer

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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Ten

Living a Prayer-Filled Life

4 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Course Wrap-Up

Course Completion

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1 Assessment
1. Course Evaluation
- Final Exam

Participants 3

Alekhya
Anita
Sheeja Raju

Prayer Basics What about “Unanswered” Prayer? Quiz

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Quiz

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When the apostle Paul pleaded with God to remove his thorn in the flesh (2 Corinthians 12:7–9), what was he told?
- Yes, I will do it!
- No, absolutely not!
- Wait—and pray with more faith.
- My grace is sufficient for you.
Which of the following Bible characters dealt with unanswered prayer?
- Moses
- Paul
- Jeremiah
- All of the above
What does C.S. Lewis’ question, If God had granted all the silly prayers I’ve made in my life, where would I be now? indicate?
- God doesn’t hear all prayer.
- Some prayers don’t matter to God.
- God’s mercy is sometimes a reason for unanswered prayer
- God wants us to only make wise requests.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon said, When we cannot trace God’s hand . . .
- We must trust His heart.
- We must watch and pray.
- We can be assured that He listens.
- We can still know He is there.
What comfort did Dr. Banks receive when he was praying for his prodigal son and his prayers seemed to go unanswered?
- The assurance that every prayer for his son would be answered
- The comfort of Jesus’ presence and peace
- The assurance of his own salvation
- No comfort was given
Why is saying God always answers prayer ‘yes, no, or wait’ inadequate?
- Prayer is about more than just requests or answers.
- God’s wisdom transcends our own and are sometimes not that simple.
- God may not want us to wait passively. He may also want us to pray more.
- All of the above
In Matthew 26:39, what does Jesus tell the Father in the garden of Gethsemane?
- Yet not as I will, but as you will.
- My will be done.
- I cannot do this.
- I do not deserve this.
What is one of the questions Steve Brown suggests asking ourselves when our prayers aren’t answered?
- Why doesn’t God love me?
- Are some prayers too small for God to be concerned with?
- Has God demonstrated His love to me (in the past)?
- What do I need to do for this prayer to be answered?
When facing unanswered prayer in our own lives, what’s a fair question to ask?
- Do I expect all of my prayers to be answered the way I would like them to be?
- Does God really care about me?
- Does God exist?
- Have I prayed as hard as I can?
When we do not know what God is doing in answer to prayer, what do we need to do?
- Keep praying with faith and trust.
- Stop praying and just leave the matter in God’s hands.
- Wait awhile, and then pray again.
- Ask God for a sign.