RCCG Sunday School Students Manual 22nd January 2023

LESSON INTRODUCTION:
‘Plunged-in knees’ simply refers to a life of constant prayers. A consistent and persistent prayer life was a regular practice and more of a lifestyle by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This exercise was pressed upon us more frequently by our Saviour. Thus He encouraged His disciples to be fervent, consistent, and persevere in the place of prayer (Luke 18:1). He even propounded the parable of an unjust judge who was overcome by an unrelenting widow, to do her Justice contrary to his inclination (Luke 18:1-7).
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RCCG Sunday School Students Manual 22nd January 2023

LESSON INTRODUCTION:
1. THE NEED FOR PERSISTENT PRAYERS
2. HOW TO PRAY REGULARLY
1. THE NEED FOR PERSISTENT PRAYERS
‘Plunged-in’ is to engage wholeheartedly in a task or to be connected. The need for ceaseless prayers is therefore emphasized in the Bible (1Thessalonians 5:17) for various reasons. Some of these are:
1. ,To keep the communication line between God and his children open (Psalm 55:17)
2. To be filled with the power of the Holy Ghost and be bold (Acts 4:31)
3. To be guided when there is a need to take a decision (Acts 1:24) or find direction (Genesis 24:12).
4. For believers in Christ to enjoy the fullness of joy promised them by God all the time (John 16:23-24)
5. To stand though the days are evil (Ephesians 5:16) and full of sin, error, subtle heretical seducers and sharp persecutions (2Timothy 3:13-14; Matthew 24:12-13).
6. To stay connected to their parent stock, as a branch and be fruitful (John 15:5-6)
7. To be able to withstand and confront the forces of darkness that seek to destroy God’s children (Ephesians 6:12-13)
8. To cast out unclean spirit (Matthew 17:19-21)
9. For restoration (Judges 16:28) and when agonized (1Samuel 1:10).
10. To bring the flesh under (Matthew 26:41; 2Corinthians 10:3-5) and always look up unto God (Psalm 5:3).
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2. HOW TO PRAY REGULARLY
We pray frequently when we take prayer as a daily task (Psalm 5:3; 55:17). Deliberately pray in the spirit (Ephesians 6:18). Live in the reality that there is a need to pray without ceasing (Mark 14:38). Put God first on any issue by contacting him through prayers (Psalm 37:5). Be actively involved in praying always (Colossians 1:9). Give yourself to prayers (Psalm 109:4). Delight in God when paying (Job 22:26-27). Pray with confidence that God hears and answer will come (1John 5:14-15). Pray everywhere (1Timothy 2:8).
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RCCG Sunday School Students Manual 22nd January 2023

CONCLUSION
Constant prayer is a necessity for a close walk with God.
QUESTION
1. Why should believers pray?
2. How can believers pray regularly?
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RCCG Sunday School Students Manual 22 January 2023

RCCG Sunday School 22nd January 2023 HYMN
O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
O how I love Thee well,
I am happy, it makes me glad
To rejoice at Thy birth.
O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day, Thy friendship suits me well,
Both young and old will sing Thy song,
We long for Sunday School.
O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
Christ was Thy first teacher,
The Holy Spirit, great teacher,
Does manifest in thee.
O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
This testimony is sure,
That God, the Father Almighty,
Poured His blessing on Thee.
O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
Though the sun be so bright,
Or if the clouds black with rain,
I’ll be in Sunday School.
O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
I rejoice to see Thee,
Will thou pass over me today?
Without my being blest?