Faith That Captures the Attention of Heaven - Louie Giglio

“If God already knows everything, then why pray?” Pastor Louie answers this question by encouraging our House to take heart, teaching that it moves the heart of God when prayer is bold and faith-filled. Our prayers have the power to surround His throne like incense.

VERSES // Psalm 115:3; 139:4; Job 42:2; Matthew 17:20; Luke 7:1-10; John 12:23-28; Acts 4; Revelation 5

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Questions //
1. What was your initial answer to the question, “If God already knows everything, then why pray?”
2. What is the difference in praying for a miracle and praying for a miracle so that God’s glory will be made known?
3. Pastor Louie mentions a “revival” in Burma and God’s involvement in dark places. He briefly answers the question, “Why do crazy miracles seem to happen in other places?” Having heard this message, what do you think is the right way to answer this question?
4. Should we pray that God would raise everyone from the dead? Why or why not?
5 What is the purpose of miracles, according to Scripture and in your own words?
6. What does it mean that “It is impossible to please God without faith”?
7. To what extent is praying “about us”? To what extent is it “about God”?
8. What does it mean to “speak Jesus” over someone or something in a prayer?
9. What does this message make you want to do differently? What shift has this collection of talks made you want to take?
10. Now that you have heard this message, how would you answer the original question, “If God knows everything, why pray?” in your own words?