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The Power of Persistent Prayer: Lessons from Peter's Deliverance in Acts 12

Acts 12:1-19 recounts the miraculous release of Peter from prison, emphasizing the importance of prayer without ceasing. The early church fervently prayed for Peter's safety, prompting divine intervention. This lesson explores why their prayers were answered, examining crucial aspects such as unwavering faith and the role of the community in intercession. By understanding God's nature and maintaining a sincere heart in prayer, believers can ensure their petitions are heard. Key passages highlight obstacles to effective prayer and provide insights on accessing God's presence.

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The Power of Persistent Prayer: Lessons from Peter's Deliverance in Acts 12

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  1. The believers’ secret

  2. Acts 12:1-19

  3. kept prison Peter therefore was _____ in ______: but ______ was made ________ _______ of the _______ unto ____ for ____. Acts 12:5 prayer without ceasing church God him

  4. Why was their Prayer Answered? • Prayer was made “_______________.” • The prayers were offered “____________.” • The prayers were offered “_________.” • The prayers were offered for “______.” Acts 12:5 without ceasing of the Church unto God Peter

  5. What will prevent our prayers from being answered? Hebrews 12:29 Exodus 24:17 Psalm 66:18 Isaiah 59:2

  6. How can we ensure our Prayers are heard? Psalm 51:1,2 Jeremiah 3:13 Hebrews 10:19 1 John 1:7-9 Acts 2:38

  7. Quiz • Which disciple did King Herod fist put to death? • What young person at the prayer meeting had enough faith to go to the door when peter knocked? • Which two words in Acts 12:5 are the most important? • If we were to enter God’s presence with astubborn, sinful heart, how would he appear to us? • What gift from Jesus makes it possible for us to • come before God in prayer? • Who in particular gives us access to God?

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