Object Lesson on Prayer

There's lots of debate on "prayer" out there. Does it work? Does it actually change anything? What's the point? This object lesson on prayer looks at prayers of thanksgiving, adoration, requests, and repentance, and how each is similar but unique. A great way to start a discussion with your group on the power of prayer, and what God intends as the purpose of prayer.

[@marciasanders5669]

I loved these three and am "meshing" them with something I learned on another video....PRAY as an acronym: Praise Repent Ask and Yield (Listen for God's voice).

[@adriennefenner3714]

Powerful!!!! Thank you so much for your ministry :)

[@maphanganomcebo4584]

Wow the ballin one this is beautiful 😊

[@hypojo]

Thank you... thank you so very much. These 3 object lessons were exactly what I needed and will be a tremendous resource for the next 3 weeks of lessons on prayer. I am grateful to you. well done

[@TanzeemYounas-dt7cn]

Outstanding idea. Blessings

[@michellerivas6784]

Thank you so much for sharing!!♥️

[@gaterimargaret1125]

Wow...this is awesome...I will definitely use these demonstrations to teach my pre- teens class on Sunday. God bless 🙏

[@lynnswank]

These are great! Thank you for sharing the different types of lessons on Prayer

[@erica981]

Wait, Why do you keep using a lighter to light the match? Just curious

[@melapinsan1961]

Nice idea! i like it! explaining clearly the different types of lessons on prayer!

[@cindyelizabeth4134]

So helpful!!! Thank you so much

[@vincentortega4284]

Hi Jana, an excellent analogy using the visual experiment to illustrate the prayer; curious are you a science teacher also? Thanks and God bless you.

[@mrjaa2024]

What type of jrs are you using in having trouble getting some that are small enough ghb

[@Amedina9440]

wonderful object lesson! I am having a difficult time with the jars. Any recommendations? What did you use?

[@jessie-gmejb5925]

These were great examples! Thank you

[@MboneNM]

Great illustrations. Thank yuh ou

[@MikeKBradley]

Thank you ... I might use these!

[@biblelessonstuff9780]

Oh that's so great to hear!

[@ramelaabbamontian487]

Nicely done! Thank you!

[@Hahaje-n7h]

Great lessons but God actually never says No. The bible says in 2 Cor 1:20 his promises are yes an in him amen. Amen means so be it. His promises are All things are yours, that he will always be with us etc. So there’s never a time he says no to our requests. The requests that actually don’t happen in our lives are usually because they don’t line up with the word or we ask amiss the bible says. God always grants us the desires or our hearts and our petitions. Some also depend on our faith. This is a topic one would really need to learn to understand Gods response to our prayer requests. Great examples though. I just thought I should add that in there.

[@JesusisKing316-18]

Love this!! Thank you!

[@iannjoroge7927]

Hi this are great. I wish to use the same to teach my lessons

[@tatesshow3686]

Great lesson

[@marygracesalceda1202]

Its nice!hope you could also include verse from the bible so that kids will memorize it and remember it.and they can share it also to other kids.thanks

[@johnreinhard2807]

Jana.....my balloons keep popping.....any suggestions?

[@mountainguru529]

wait until the match is all but out , God Bless

[@lindamcclellan4721]

Very good..

[@sophiebaby3074]

❤️❤️❤️

[@RajaniDewan]

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