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The Legend of the Circle Maker
What is prayer?
What are some misconceptions about prayer?
The Power of a Single Prayer
There is nothing God loves more than keeping promises, answering prayer, performing miracles, and fulfilling dreams.
The bigger the circle we draw, the bigger the prayers we pray, the better, because God gets more glory.
We must believe that God is for us.
If we do not believe that then we will prayer small prayers.
The Jericho Miracle
Jericho was a city with a six-foot wide lower wall and a fifty-foot high upper wall.
The walls were so thick, the city seemed safe from any attack.
When God finally caused the walls to fall down flat, it fulfilled a 400 year-old promise from God.
Genesis 15:
If we keep circling the promise, God will ultimately deliver and answer.
What miracle or answered prayer you have seen in your life?
What is your Jericho?
God performed this miracle as a pattern for our lives.
There is nothing to difficult or hard for God.
We have to know how big the need is before we can prayer effectively.
When we face something that seems to difficult, we keep circling until God answers.
What is the difference big prayers and small prayers?
Circling Jericho
Notice where this miracle occured.
Thousands of years after Joshua marched around Jericho’s walls, Jesus was in Jericho and two blind men got His attention.
After Jesus saw them, He asked, “What do you want me to do for you?”
Why would Jesus ask such a specific question?
Why does God want us to prayer specific prayers?
Starting the Process
What does it mean to pray through?
Praying through is about consistency.
Praying through is about intensity.
Prayer Challenge
What do we want God to do in our lives?
When is the last time we prayed BIG prayers?
What circles can we draw in our lives?
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