PRAY101 — Prayer and Intercession
The engine of everything God does through the church runs on prayer.
Course Purpose
- Every course in this curriculum touches prayer, but none makes it the subject. Prayer deserves its own course because it is not a supporting discipline — it is the primary one.
- Sozo's conviction that the Gospel changes the world now depends on this: that there are people who will pray until the change comes.
- This course forms students not just in the theory of prayer but in the actual practice — building habits, disciplines, and convictions that will sustain a lifetime of intercession.
Why This Course Matters
- A ministry that does not pray is running on its own resources, which will run out.
- The history of revival, missions, and genuine transformation in the church is inseparable from the history of prayer — the two are not parallels, they are cause and effect.
- Given Sozo's conviction that the Kingdom of God comes on earth as believers pray and act, a course on intercession is not optional — it is foundational to everything the college exists to produce.
Course Outline
- Week 1: What Prayer Actually Is — Relationship, Not Technique
- Week 2: The Lord's Prayer as a School of Prayer
- Week 3: Adoration and Worship in Prayer
- Week 4: Confession and Receiving Forgiveness
- Week 5: Petition and Intercession — Asking in Faith
- Week 6: Thanksgiving — The Discipline of Gratitude
- Week 7: Listening Prayer — The Neglected Half
- Week 8: Praying the Scriptures
- Week 9: Corporate Prayer — The Power of Agreement
- Week 10: Fasting — Prayer's Companion
- Week 11: Spiritual Warfare in Prayer — Intercession That Confronts Darkness
- Week 12: A Lifetime of Prayer — Building Habits That Last
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