Panelists: David Lemmons, Mike Peters, Tye Barnett
#708-12/17/2017
- Is prayer a time to teach the people or rather a time to thank God and ask for help and wisdom?
- In a time of great need as in a drought, or when looking for a preacher, or when someone is gravely ill, is it scriptural to have a prayer meeting in order to pray for a particular matter or need?
- Is it wrong to allow a non-Christian young girl to say a prayer in Sunday or Wednesday Bible class when there are young boys in the class (also non-Christians)?
- Are we shown Biblical examples of how first century Christians led a prayer in front of an assembly?
- We know that sometimes the Lord answers our prayers with a “no.” At what point do we accept this answer and no longer pray for it or do we keep asking when He has said no for so long?
- When one comes forward asking for prayers and an unrighteous man offers that prayer, does God answer? And what should I do while he is praying? Offer my own prayer?