Bible Study: In Everything

on October 1, 2010

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” Philippians 4:6 (NIV)

Whether things are going great or spiraling out of control in our lives, we are called to share everything with God in prayer. No prayer is too small or too big for our God. This two-part study will explore the teenager’s prayer life as it calls us to give God praise and thanks as we present our requests to Him.

In Part One, participants will learn about prayer — why we pray and what we pray for.

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In Part Two (coming October 8, 2010), participants will learn about why and how to be thankful in all situations, because God’s peace and presence is ours through Jesus Christ.

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Published October 1, 2010

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Jason Glaskey

Jason Glaskey is a child of God, husband of Lyla, and father of Samuel and Hannah. He serves as Director of Christian Education at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Joplin, Missouri. He's passionate about connecting with Jesus and connecting with people — especially youth and their families at church, school and in the community. Jason is often accompanied by his K9 ministry partner, Louie Comfort Dog. He loves a fresh-cut lawn and a good grilled burger, and he hates mustard.

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