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MEN OF PRAYER

 

Currently, our men are meeting on Thursday mornings at the Whistle Stop Cafe at 5:15 AM. We pray through scripture for 45 minutes and finish the meeting at 6:00 AM. This allows men to get back home for family or on to work.  We have a good number of men who stay and have breakfast together. It has become one of our favorite times of the week.

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Shane Sisk

“I have prayed words, words I learned from listening to my father, brothers, and men of the church I attended as a youth. Same prayer every night, every holiday, every occasion for 51 years.  In a short time attending this prayer breakfast I have come to understand prayer isn’t about my words. It’s about opening my heart, clearing my mind, entering Gods Room and listening. A simple conversation with God about what’s on my heart. I have more peace now than anytime in my life. I highly recommend every man get involved with this mission.” 

Jody Smotherman

"A good indication that God is at work is when His people are compelled to and committed to praying together.  Week after week we get to witness God at work among us at the men’s prayer time. We hear from God’s Word, work through it together, and pray about it in small groups together. It is a highlight of the week. 

It is a time of life-building and disciple-making in a pure, authentic, and relational way! I have never experienced a prayer group like this. It’s wonderful and I thank God for it! " 

Shannon Smith

I would like to invite you to a lunch every Thursday at Coltens Steakhouse at 12:05 PM . I have been coming to the breakfast for more than a year. In my 57 years on this earth I can’t remember anything that I have enjoy more or that has help more to be a better man, father, and husband. It has helped me in becoming the spiritual leader that I so desperately need to be for my family 

Scott Perkey

"Men’s prayer meeting, It’s Challenging and so Refreshing! Challenging to get up at 4:45 to go, but so refreshing to be around a group of men that are great Christian men and open to share the (experience) of there relationship with God through scripture study and praying. It’s a real time of encouragement and reminder to include Jesus in everyday living thought process, and including God in daily conversations."

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OUR APPROACH TO PRAYING SCRIPTURE

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  1. Read the verse and emphasize different words or phrases in the text. 

  2. Consider key phrases as prayers and turn them into personal prayers. 

  3. Let your mind be provoked by the text and the Spirit prompt you. 

  4. Pray about what comes to mind and share within a group to benefit from one another’s insight. 

  5. Find a theme or common thread in the passage you’ve read. 

  6. Search the text for how it speaks to your current situation and hear from the Lord. 

  7. Remember: Prayer is primarily about being in the presence of God.

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