Exeter 9 th March 2014 with Roger

 Example of Jesus (Matt 10.1,7-8, Luke ,8-9, Matt.18-20)  We need 1.Clear Teaching on How to Pray effectively 2.Good guidelines 3.Mentoring (CAP) Introduction

 Large meetings  Small cell or housegroup  Everyday life Our Opportunities to Pray

 To encourage and build up  Hear what the Holy Spirit is saying  Do and say what the Father is doing and saying (John 5.19/14.24)  Increased Presence (Argentina) What are we aiming to do as we pray?

 We cant have a long counselling session  We cant be intimately involved in praying for the opposite sex  We cant be the answer to people’s problems What we can’t do

 What gifts are available (1 Cor ) a.Tongues and Interpretation b.Prophecy c.Words of Knowledge and wisdom d.Discerning of spirits e.Gifts of healing and the gift of faith The Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Good Guidelines to follow as we pray  Do pray in line with the word of God  Do be aware of talking too much  Do follow the meeting thrust  Do have personal hygiene sorted  Do leave people encouraged  Do learn to ‘soak’ people in the presence of God  Do not push or touch inappropriately  Do not prayer for the opposite sex alone  Do not give dates, mates and direction

 Salvation  Baptism or Filling with the Holy Spirit  Healing – Physical and Emotional  Breakthrough in specific areas of sin, curses or strongholds  Increase of power, anointing or new gifts  Increase in awareness of the Fathers love Specific areas of Prayer

 Being willing to take the risks   Being willing to adjustment and correction yourself  (1 Cor 14.29, 1 Cor , 1 Thess , 1 Cor 13.9) Accountability