November 11 – 2 Thess. 3:1-5

1. Do we pray so that we may change God; or do we pray so that God can change us?
2. How does prayer get us on the same page as God?
3. What is the connection between prayer and perseverance?

November 12 – Romans 15:30-33

1. What does it mean to be unified in prayer?
2. What does it mean that our prayers are acceptable offerings?

November 13 – 1 Chronicles 29:10-20

1. How does prayer help check our intentions and to keep them pure?
2. How does prayer put God and us in their proper places?
3. How does what we think about lead to our action and character development?

November 14 – 1 John 5:13-21

1. How do we develop God’s understanding and how do we start seeing things as He see them?
2. If we continue to struggle with the same issues, are we really maturing as Christians?
3. How does prayer help lead us to keep each other accountable?
4. Is there a right way and a wrong way to keep one another accountable?

November 15 – Ephesians 6:18-20

1. If prayer is our most powerful resource, why do we struggle with it?
2. What does it mean to pray without ceasing?
3. Is prayer a form of worship, or is it a way to tell God what we want, and when and how we want it?
4. What is the connection between our prayer life and boldness for the Gospel?

November 16 – Jeremiah 29:10-14

1. What is the difference between the peace of this world and Gods peace?
2. Is what we desire most worth going after and finding?
3. What does it mean to be restored?

November 17 – Matthew 5:43-48

1. How does one love their enemies without condoning what they do?
2. If we think and act the same as the world, are we really any different than them?
3. What are some of the challenges of praying for our enemies?
4. How does turning the other cheek help make the situation better rather than pouring gas on the situation?