Prayer: Remix - Louie Giglio

Continuing in our current collection of talks, Shift, Pastor Louie challenges how we come before God in prayer. As he breaks down the many requests we put before God out of habit and religion, he instead encourages us to pray out of a desire to have a close relationship with the creator of the universe and remix our ritualistic prayers.

Prayer: Remix - Louie Giglio

VERSES // Matthew 5:4,6:5-8,10, Ephesians 1:3, Genesis 49:22-26, Galatians 2:20, Acts 4:29-30, Colossians 2:13-14

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Discussion Questions //
1. What was your childhood prayer, if you had one?
2. What was your family dinner prayer, if you had one growing up?
3. If God already knows what we are going to say then why pray? Answer this in your own words.
4. What are your thoughts on the prayers Pastor Louie mentioned as ones needing remixing?
5. What do you tend to pray when you mindlessly start praying? Were any of the routine prayers convicting?
6. What is it you are “trying to say” when you say a routine, mindless prayer?
7. What is the main idea, in your own words, behind this past Sunday’s message? 8. What does it look like to pray simply?
9. What is your reaction to having these routine prayers challenged?