Partnering in Prayer

Prayer partnering helps us appreciate the meaning of Christian community.

Peggy Casebier is a dynamic communicator known for her life of prayer. She has spoken for numerous retreats, seminars, workshops, and worship services across the united states. Audiences describe her as creative, inspiring, warm, and genuine. Peggy is a nationally certified operating room nurse and holds a bs degree in nursing. she also has a master’s degree in Pastoral ministry from Andrews university. She currently works part-time as an operating room nurse and delights in sharing a team ministry with her pastor husband in
Olympia, washington

“AGAIN, I TELL YOU THAT IF TWO OF YOU ON EARTH AGREE ABOUT ANYTHING YOU ASK FOR, IT WILL BE DONE FOR YOU BY MY FATHER IN HEAVEN.”

1. WHY IS PRAYER PARTNERING SO IMPORTANT?

  • God asks us to pray for each other (Eph. 6:18).
  • Praying with others enriches our personal prayer life.
  • Prayer partnering fills people’s deep hunger to have others caring and praying for them.

PRAYER PARTNERING HELPS US APPRECIATE THE MEANING OF CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY.

  • Prayer partnering assists us in being accountable to at least one other person.
  • Prayer partnering puts us on track with God.
  • Prayer partnering puts God’s power to work in our lives and in the church.

3. WORK THROUGH THE BARRIERS OF PRAYER PARTNERING.

  • Time. we make time for what is important to us. Prayer is a paradox that takes time and frees time.
  • Risk. most people are afraid of being vulnerable or misunderstood. what may seem initially intimidating can be a benefit.
  • Previous bad experience. one bad experience doesn’t have to lead to another. Try again with a new partner.
  • Feelings (inadequacy, uncertainty, doubt, etc.). For most people, these feelings are normal when attempting something new. Honestly acknowledge your feelings and pray about them.
4. WHAT DO PRAYER PARTNERS PRAY ABOUT?
  • Praise and thanksgiving
  • Family concerns (spouse, children, inlaw issues) 
  • Mutual friends
  • Work pressures
  • Church matters
  • Personal requests (temptation areas, new ministry opportunities, future dreams, etc.)
  • Individual and corporate church revival outpouring of the holy spirit
  • Non-attending members
  • Your community
  • National leaders
  • Your pastor and church leaders
  • Prayer partner ministry 
  • Students, teachers, schools

Peggy Casebier is a dynamic communicator known for her life of prayer. She has spoken for numerous retreats, seminars, workshops, and worship services across the united states. Audiences describe her as creative, inspiring, warm, and genuine. Peggy is a nationally certified operating room nurse and holds a bs degree in nursing. she also has a master’s degree in Pastoral ministry from Andrews university. She currently works part-time as an operating room nurse and delights in sharing a team ministry with her pastor husband in
Olympia, washington