21 Questions
According to Chapter 2 of Praying to get Results, what is the most common form of prayer?
Petition prayer
According to Chapter 2 of Praying to Get Results, what did Christians do in Acts 13:2 that caused the Holy Ghost to manifest Himself?
Ministered to the Lord and fasted
What is the focus of most church services according to the text?
Ministering to one another
According to Chapter 2 of Praying to Get Results, what should we do as a group or church according to the text?
Take time to wait on God and minister to Him
What did Paul and Silas do in prison according to the text?
Sang praises to God
According to Chapter 2 of Praying to Get Results, what should our songs do according to the text?
Praise God
How did Paul and Silas react to their situation in prison according to the text?
They did not complain
What makes a difference in how we handle trials and difficulties according to the text?
Attitude and perspective
What do we miss out on when we don't take time to minister to the Lord according to the text?
What God has for us
What is the most common form of prayer?
Petition prayer
What happened when Christians ministered to the Lord and fasted in Acts 13:2?
The Holy Ghost manifested Himself
What is the focus of most church services?
Ministering to one another
Why do we need to take time to wait on God and minister to Him as a group or church?
God can move in unusual ways
What did Paul and Silas do while in prison?
Sang praises to God
What should our songs focus on?
Praising God
How did Paul and Silas handle their difficult situation in prison?
They did not complain
What is the importance of attitude and perspective in handling trials and difficulties?
They make a difference
Why do we need to look at Paul and Silas as an example?
To learn how to handle difficult situations
What did the praisers do in the battle against the three armies in Second Chronicles 20?
They ministered to the Lord and sang praises
What was the result of the praisers singing and praising the Lord in Second Chronicles 20?
God set ambushments against the enemy
What happened to the spoils of war after the battle in Second Chronicles 20?
They were left behind by the enemy
Study Notes
Exchange Petition for Praise: Ministering to the Lord
- Petition prayer is the most common form of prayer, but it is not the only one.
- In Acts 13:2, Christians ministered to the Lord and fasted, and the Holy Ghost manifested Himself.
- Most church services focus on ministering to one another instead of ministering to the Lord.
- We need to take time to wait on God and minister to Him as a group or church.
- Paul and Silas sang praises to God in prison, and the prisoners heard them.
- Our songs should praise God instead of being complaints or focused on ourselves.
- Paul and Silas did not complain in prison, even though they were beaten and in great physical pain.
- Attitude and perspective make a difference in how we handle trials and difficulties.
- We need to look at Paul and Silas as an example of how to handle difficult situations.
- Paul and Silas were in Philippi to do the Lord's work, and they were not out of God's will.
- We miss out on what God has for us when we don't take time to minister to the Lord.
- When we minister to the Lord, God can move in unusual ways.
Discover the power of ministering to the Lord with the Exchange Petition for Praise quiz. Learn from the example of Paul and Silas, who praised God even in difficult circumstances, and explore the benefits of focusing on God in prayer and worship. This quiz will help you gain a deeper understanding of how to minister to the Lord and open the door for God to move in your life. Take the quiz now and exchange your petitions for praise!
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