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Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:42:51Z

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__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Chvála
:Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)
;Díkůvzdání
:Děkuj Bohu za jeho milosrdenství a péči. (1 Tesalonickým 5:18)
;Pláč
:Vykřič svou bolest a postěžuj si Bohu. (Žalmy 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/13/cs

2019-06-26T20:42:51Z

Marketa: Created page with "Vykřič svou bolest a postěžuj si Bohu. (Žalmy 13:1-3)"

Vykřič svou bolest a postěžuj si Bohu. (Žalmy 13:1-3)

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:10:59Z

Marketa: Created page with "Pláč"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Chvála
:Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)
;Díkůvzdání
:Děkuj Bohu za jeho milosrdenství a péči. (1 Tesalonickým 5:18)
;Pláč
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/12/cs

2019-06-26T20:10:59Z

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Pláč

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:10:18Z

Marketa: Created page with "Děkuj Bohu za jeho milosrdenství a péči. (1 Tesalonickým 5:18)"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Chvála
:Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)
;Díkůvzdání
:Děkuj Bohu za jeho milosrdenství a péči. (1 Tesalonickým 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/11/cs

2019-06-26T20:10:18Z

Marketa: Created page with "Děkuj Bohu za jeho milosrdenství a péči. (1 Tesalonickým 5:18)"

Děkuj Bohu za jeho milosrdenství a péči. (1 Tesalonickým 5:18)

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:09:17Z

Marketa: Created page with "Díkůvzdání"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Chvála
:Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)
;Díkůvzdání
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/10/cs

2019-06-26T20:09:17Z

Marketa: Created page with "Díkůvzdání"

Díkůvzdání

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:09:09Z

Marketa: Created page with "Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Chvála
:Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/9/cs

2019-06-26T20:09:09Z

Marketa: Created page with "Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)"

Uctívej Boha za to kým je (Žalmy 34:2)

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:07:50Z

Marketa: Created page with "Chvála"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Chvála
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/8/cs

2019-06-26T20:07:50Z

Marketa: Created page with "Chvála"

Chvála

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:07:41Z

Marketa: Created page with "Šest typů modlitby"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Šest typů modlitby ==
;Praise
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/7/cs

2019-06-26T20:07:41Z

Marketa: Created page with "Šest typů modlitby"

Šest typů modlitby

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:07:32Z

Marketa: Created page with "''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''
 
 
 
== Six types of prayer ==
;Praise
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/2/cs

2019-06-26T20:07:31Z

Marketa: Created page with "''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''"

''Co se zde učíme o modlitbě?''

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:05:47Z

Marketa: Created page with "Matouš 6:5-13"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matouš 6:5-13 ===
''What do we learn here about prayer?''
 
 
 
== Six types of prayer ==
;Praise
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/32/cs

2019-06-26T20:05:47Z

Marketa: Created page with "Matouš 6:5-13"

Matouš 6:5-13

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:05:35Z

Marketa: Created page with "Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztaz..."

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.
=== Matthew 6:5-13 ===
''What do we learn here about prayer?''
 
 
 
== Six types of prayer ==
;Praise
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
{{OdtDownload|Prayer.odt}}
{{DocDownload|Prayer.doc}}
{{Version|1.1}}

Translations:Prayer/1/cs

2019-06-26T20:05:35Z

Modlitba znamená povídání si s Bohem. Je to jako dýchání k našemu duchovnímu životu. Bůh má o tebe zájem a chce s tebou vztah. Je to stejné jako v jiných vztazích. Čím častěji a upřímněji spolu mluvíme, tím se vztah stává hlubším a silnějším.

Prayer/cs

2019-06-26T20:03:40Z

Marketa: Created page with "Proč bychom se měli modlit?"

__NOTOC__<sidebar>sidebar-essentials</sidebar>
<languages />
== Proč bychom se měli modlit? ==
Prayer means talking with God and is like breathing for our spiritual life. God is interested in you and wants a relationship with you. And it’s the same as in other relationships: The more often and the more honestly we talk with each other, the deeper and stronger the relationship becomes.
=== Matthew 6:5-13 ===
''What do we learn here about prayer?''
 
 
 
== Six types of prayer ==
;Praise
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
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== Why should we pray? ==
Prayer means talking with God and is like breathing for our spiritual life. God is interested in you and wants a relationship with you. And it’s the same as in other relationships: The more often and the more honestly we talk with each other, the deeper and stronger the relationship becomes.
=== Matthew 6:5-13 ===
''What do we learn here about prayer?''
 
 
 
== Six types of prayer ==
;Praise
:Worship God for who He is. (Psalms 34:2)
;Thanksgiving
:Thank God for His mercy and providence. (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
;Lament
:Cry out your pain and express your complaints to God. (Psalms 13:1-3)
;Confessing sins
:Ask God to forgive your sins. (1 John 1:9)
;Requests
:Ask God to meet your own needs. (Philippians 4:6-7)
;Intercession
:Ask God to meet the needs of others. (1 Timothy 2:1)

== How God’s will affects our prayer ==
There are 3 different types of prayer regarding God’s will:
# God has already made the decision Example: “Lord, I want to be born another time and at another place.” ''→ No matter how much you pray, nothing will ever change.''
# God knows that what we pray for is not really good for us. But because we continue to pray for it and don’t listen to what He actually wants to say to us, He finally says “okay”, hoping that we’ll learn from the consequences. Example: A small child comes to his parents and wants to carry the cup of water to the table. The parents know the table is still too high for them and suggests to carry it together with the child. But the child is stubborn: “No! I do it!” Finally the parents agree. But just as they expected, the child drops the cup. The parents comfort the child, give him dry cloths and wipe away the water. Again they suggest that they carry the cup together. This time the child agrees and all are happy. ''→ Is what you pray for really good? Do you pray with the right motives?'' ''→ You have to take the responsibility for the results.''
# We pray according to God’s will ''→ He will do it! Find out more about God’s will and pray it. (1 John 5:14)''
== Traffic lights: An image of God’s answer to our prayer ==
{| width="100%"
| „Yes.“ || Green light || God agrees and grants your request.
|-
| „No.“ || Red light || God doesn’t agree with your request, He has a different opinion.
|-
| „Wait.“ || Yellow light || God isn’t responding (yet), so you must be patient.
|}
== Listening to God ==
In the same way as we talk to God, He wants to talk to us. The more time we spent with Him, the more familiar we get with His voice. Here are four key principles for this:
;Being still before God
:Find a place where you won’t be distracted and you have time to settle your thoughts. For all the things that are still going through your head: Give them either to God or make a note for later so that you can now concentrate on God.
;Seeing
:God speaks only rarely with an audible voice, so you don’t have to focus mainly on your ears. Instead He prefers to use our imagination and often shows us things in front of our “mind’s eye”.
;Spontaneous thoughts
:When we have received the Holy Spirit, He influences our thinking. The more we give room to Him, the more He’ll shape our thoughts. God doesn’t often speak with loud orders, He would rather talk tenderly through the thoughts that come into our minds.
;Writing down
:It is helpful to write down a conversation with God, including our questions to Him as well as the thoughts that we received as an answer. Don’t chew on every thought, asking if it is from God or not, but rather write down everything without filtering it. Later you can check more if you’re unsure with some points.
(compare Habakkuk 2:1-2)

== More hints ==
* We can talk with God just like we talk with another person. He hears what we’re saying inside of our heart. Especially when we’re together with others it is good to '''pray out loud''' so that it can become a conversation of all together with God.
* Sometimes we need '''persistence''' in prayer: “Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” (Luke 18:1).
* We can pray at '''any time''' and at '''any place'''.
* '''We pray in the name of Jesus''' (John 14:13) He is empowering you to act on His account. We need to pray what Jesus would have prayed. Then we’re praying “His will” and He will answer. Important: “in the name of Jesus” is not a magic formula by which a prayer becomes automatically more powerful.
* God has given us '''authority''' through Jesus which we can use in prayer. That means we can '''declare''' things (e.g. speaking out blessings, rejecting sin or renouncing a negative spiritual inheritance). We can also '''command''' sickness or demons to leave (Luke 9:1-2).

== Application ==
''Which of the six types of prayer (praise, thanksgiving, lament, confessing sins, requests, intercession) do you want to integrate more into your prayer life?'' 
''Which questions do you want to ask God? Where and when is a good time?'' 
== My goals: ==
 
{{PdfDownload|Prayer.pdf}}
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Záložka čtení Bible (Sedm příběhů plných naděje)]] ===
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* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Záložka čtení Bible (Začíná od stvoření)]] ===
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* Vhodný pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Záložka čtení Bible (Sedm příběhů plných naděje)]] ===
* Zahrnuje výběrem sedmi příběhů z Nového zákona.
* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Navrhuje začít čtení knihou Genesis, Matouš a Skutky apoštolské
* Vhodný pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Zahrnuje výběrem sedmi příběhů z Nového zákona.
* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Navrhuje začít čtení knihou Genesis, Matouš a Skutky apoštolské
* Vhodný pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Zahrnuje výběrem sedmi příběhů z Nového zákona.
* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Navrhuje začít čtení knihou Genesis, Matouš a Skutky apoštolské
* Vhodný pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Zahrnuje výběrem sedmi příběhů z Nového zákona.
* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Navrhuje začít čtení knihou Genesis, Matouš a Skutky apoštolské
* Vhodný pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Zahrnuje výběrem sedmi příběhů z Nového zákona.
* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Navrhuje začít čtení knihou Genesis, Matouš a Skutky apoštolské
* Vhodný pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Zahrnuje výběrem sedmi příběhů z Nového zákona.
* Vhodný pro lidi s "moderním západním" přístupem.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Suggests to start reading with Genesis, Matthew and Acts
* Good for people from e.g. Muslim societies.
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=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Includes a selection of seven stories from the New Testament
* Good for people with a "modern Western" background.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Suggests to start reading with Genesis, Matthew and Acts
* Good for people from e.g. Muslim societies.
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Bůh nám dal své Slovo, abychom poznali kým je a co chce. Čteme ho, abychom Mu lépe rozuměli a dělali to, co On chce. Tyto principy jsou stejné všude. Otázka je: Kde začít číst? Dle tvé situace a prostředí, ze kterého vycházíš, ti nabízíme různé možnosti. V těchto verzích je hlavní struktura záložky stejná, pouze navrhované čtení se liší. Níže najdeš "standardní" verzi, která navrhuje začíst čtení Bible knihou Lukáše a Skutky apoštolskými.

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God gave us His word so that we can know who He is and what He wants. We read it to understand Him better and to do what He says. These principles are the same everywhere. The question is: Where to start reading? Depending on your situation and background we provide different suggestions. In these versions the main structure of the bookmark is the same, only the suggested reading is different. Below you find the "standard" version that suggests to start reading with Luke and Acts.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Seven Stories full of Hope)]] ===
* Includes a selection of seven stories from the New Testament
* Good for people with a "modern Western" background.

=== [[Bible Reading Bookmark (Starting with the Creation)]] ===
* Suggests to start reading with Genesis, Matthew and Acts
* Good for people from e.g. Muslim societies.
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Boží příběh s lidmi je samozřejmě dlouhý a je plný nekonečných detailů. Zde se chceme zaměřit na nejdůležitější části. Cílem je, aby lidé, se kterými ho sdílíte, mu dobře porozuměli a viděli, jak může ovlivňovat jejich život. Nicméně, hodně záleží, z jakého prostředí tví posluchači vycházejí. Co už lidé vědí? Které aspekty jsou pro ně úplně nové?

Proto nabízíme různé verze s důrazem na různé aspekty:

== [[God's Story (five fingers)/cs|Boží příběh (pět prstů)]] ==
Dobré pro lidi z "moderním západním" vlivem

== [[God's Story (first and last sacrifice)/cs|Boží příběh (první a poslední oběť)]] ==
* Předpokládá, že lidé už vědí o stvoření světa, pádu člověka a vědí, co znamená oběť.
* Dobré pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí

Translations:God's Story/22/cs

2019-06-21T14:17:36Z

Marketa:

* Předpokládá, že lidé už vědí o stvoření světa, pádu člověka a vědí, co znamená oběť.
* Dobré pro lidi např. z muslimského prostředí

God's Story/cs

2019-06-21T14:15:21Z

Marketa:

<languages/>
Boží příběh s lidmi je samozřejmě dlouhý a je plný nekonečných detailů. Zde se chceme zaměřit na nejdůležitější části. Cílem je, aby lidé, se kterými ho sdílíte, mu dobře porozuměli a viděli, jak může ovlivňovat jejich život. Nicméně, hodně záleží, z jakého prostředí tví posluchači vycházejí. Co už lidé vědí? Které aspekty jsou pro ně úplně nové?

Proto nabízíme různé verze s důrazem na různé aspekty:

== [[God's Story (five fingers)/cs|Boží příběh (pět prstů)]] ==
Dobré pro lidi z "moderním západním" vlivem

== [[God's Story (first and last sacrifice)/cs|Boží příběh (první a poslední oběť)]] ==
* Předpokládá, že lidé už vědí o stvoření světa, pádu člověka a jsou obeznámeni s pojmem oběti.
* Dobré pro lidi na příklad, z muslimské společnosti

Translations:God's Story/21/cs

2019-06-21T14:15:21Z

Marketa:

[[God's Story (first and last sacrifice)/cs|Boží příběh (první a poslední oběť)]]

God's Story/cs

2019-06-21T14:15:05Z

Marketa:

<languages/>
Boží příběh s lidmi je samozřejmě dlouhý a je plný nekonečných detailů. Zde se chceme zaměřit na nejdůležitější části. Cílem je, aby lidé, se kterými ho sdílíte, mu dobře porozuměli a viděli, jak může ovlivňovat jejich život. Nicméně, hodně záleží, z jakého prostředí tví posluchači vycházejí. Co už lidé vědí? Které aspekty jsou pro ně úplně nové?

Proto nabízíme různé verze s důrazem na různé aspekty:

== [[God's Story (five fingers)/cs|Boží příběh (pět prstů)]] ==
Dobré pro lidi z "moderním západním" vlivem

== [[God's Story (first and last sacrifice)/cs|Boží příběh (první a poslední obět)]] ==
* Předpokládá, že lidé už vědí o stvoření světa, pádu člověka a jsou obeznámeni s pojmem oběti.
* Dobré pro lidi na příklad, z muslimské společnosti

Translations:God's Story/20/cs

2019-06-21T14:15:05Z

Marketa:

Dobré pro lidi z "moderním západním" vlivem