Showing posts with label Transforming Prayer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transforming Prayer. Show all posts

Monday, November 16, 2015

"Transforming Prayer" Series - Week #9 "Amen!" (Matthew 6:9-13)

Sunday, November 8th sermon by Pastor Kyle Van Tine 

Transforming Prayer Week #9 "Amen!" - Matthew 6:9-13


Summit View Church Announcements 11/15/15



CG Coaching for Transforming Prayer  
Sunday, November 15th  - Pastor Kyle Van Tine - Transforming Prayer "Amen!"   
RESOURCES FOR THE "TRANSFORMING PRAYER" SERIES
            
Growing deeper
Ice Breaker Questions
What are your plans for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s this year?
What are you most looking forward to in the Christmas season?
Questions for Study
Transforming prayer transforms our prayers
How has your view of prayer changed throughout this series?
What has been the most important biblical insight you received throughout the eight weeks of Transforming Prayer?
How do the biblical prayers we examined each week compare to your own personal prayers?
Transforming prayer transforms our character 
How has God used prayer to transform your heart, mind and will?
Which of these categories (praise, confession, request, intercession) do you need to grow in and why?   
How have you experienced the presence, guidance and love of God through prayer?
Transforming prayer transforms our future 
How will you begin to apply what you’ve learned throughout this series? What insights, techniques, or approaches will you use?
What people, decisions, situations and issues will you pray about and how will you pray about them?   
If, in the future you have the opportunity to teach someone about prayer, what you would you teach them?

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

"Transforming Prayer" Series Week #8 "Boldness" (Acts 4:23-31)


Sunday, November 8th sermon by Pastor Kyle Van Tine 

Transforming Prayer Week #8 "Boldness" - Acts 4:23-31


Summit View Church Announcements 11/8/15

CG Coaching for Transforming Prayer  


Sunday, November 8th  - Pastor Kyle Van Tine - Transforming Prayer "Boldness"   
RESOURCES FOR THE "TRANSFORMING PRAYER" SERIES
            
Growing deeper
Ice Breakers
What would be the strangest or silly thing you’ve ever prayed for?
Looking back on your childhood, what kinds of ordinary or silly things actually scared you?
Questions
1. Praying boldly to the God who created all things (Acts 4:23-24)
Who is the boldest person you know and where would they say their boldness comes from?
Discuss this definition of boldness – Boldness is behavior born out of belief.
How should knowing God is the Creator of the universe affect our boldness?
2. Praying boldly to the God who controls all things (Acts 4:25-28)
How have you experienced persecution, insults, put downs, ridicule or suffering because of your faith?
How should knowing God is sovereignly working all things together for good inform and shape our boldness?
When we’re not bold, what are we afraid of? 
3. Praying boldly to the God who enables all things (4:29-31)
Have you ever experienced God giving you a boldness that wasn’t your own? What was the situation and what happened?
What situations and circumstances in your life do you need to pray for boldness?
How would your Christian walk change if you weren’t scared of anything (finances, persecution, failure, etc.)?

Monday, November 2, 2015

Transforming Prayer: "Expectation" (2 Kings 19:14-19)

This last Sunday, November 1st, I got a chance to preach at Summit View Church's Felida Campus on the west side of Vancouver. It was a really meaningful Sunday because it was the 3rd anniversary of my pastorate at Summit View and the Felida Campus was the first place I had the opportunity to preach in Vancouver. 3 years ago Crystal and I were praying about what God might have in store for us and here we are three years later with two beautiful kiddos, a wonderful church family and a lots of exciting opportunities. I'm thankful for God's guidance and blessing. God is Good!   

Monday, October 12, 2015

Transforming Prayer Week #4 "Request" - (1 Sam 1:9-18;20:17)

Sunday, October 11th sermon by Rick Hooks 

Transforming Prayer Week #4 "Request" - 1 Sam 1:9-20:17 

Listen to Sunday's sermon by following this link 

 Luke and Sarah Glassett's Prayer Story



Summit View Church Announcements 10/11/15


CG Coaching for Week #4 "Request" 



RESOURCES FOR THE "TRANSFORMING PRAYER" SERIES

            

QUESTIONS FOR SMALL GROUPS 
QUESTIONS FOR SMALL GROUPS 
Ice Breakers
What were some of your childhood wishes or dreams (to fly, to have pet, to run fast, etc.)?
What kinds of things do you do to prepare to travel?
Topic  Questions:
Do you believe that God works for the good of those who love him? (Romans 8:28)
Hannah runs to the Lord in her bitterness and anguish. Where do you go in your pain?
How is prayer an ongoing journey with an almighty God?
How does Bible study prepare you for your journey in prayer?
How is it comforting in your prayer life to know that God knows your needs, thoughts and desires before you speak them? (Psalm 139: 1-6)

Monday, October 5, 2015

Transforming Prayer Week #3 "Relationship" - (2 Sam 7:18-29)

Sunday, October 5th sermon by Pastor Kyle Van Tine 

Transforming Prayer Week #3 "Relationship" - 2 Sam 7:18-29 


Summit View Church's Announcements 10/4


CG Coaching for Week #3 "Relationship" 


RESOURCES FOR THE "TRANSFORMING PRAYER" SERIES

            

QUESTIONS FOR SMALL GROUPS 
Ice Breakers
Share an awkward moment when you thought a stranger was actually a friend or family member.
What sort of things could you ask a close friend or family member that would be ridiculous to ask someone else?
Questions
What is have you identified as your "Transformating Challenge" that you will consistently pray about over the next six weeks? 
What do you think about God when you approach Him in prayer? (e.g. Almighty, Sovereign, Therapist, Butler?)
What things do you usually pray for?
If you were going to make a list of the things you typically pray about, what would that list show others about your understanding of the character and nature of God?
What are some of the privileges of the New Covenant Jesus established for us by His death on the cross?
How should being in a covenant with God as our Father shape our prayers?