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from my experience and understanding will be incredibly difficult for us to accomplish on a Sunday. What are your thoughts about creating a more Spirit led service, or even turning WC into a different experience for Sunday services?

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from my experience and understanding will be incredibly difficult for us to accomplish on a Sunday. What are your thoughts about creating a more Spirit led service, or even turning WC into a different experience for Sunday services?

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p. 138
Chuck Smith quote:
Too much Word we dry up. Too much Spirit we blow up. Just enough Word and Spirit and we grow up.
Where are we as a church regarding this and how might we know?

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2.  5-step model for praying for the sick

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2.  5-step model for praying for the sick

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Gough uses Randy Clark's model and in the first step, the interview, asks a series of questions on page 130.  What is the purpose of asking the person coming forward for prayer, "How long have you had this condition?"

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p. 137
Nick Gough talks about the importance of grounding ourselves in the Word and not just experiences. How do we increase our congregation's intake of the Bible?

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On page 128, it writes “sickness does not come from God. It is the consequences of sin.”  Just curious to hear from others on how you would respond in explaining to someone that in regards to sickness is the consequences of sin. Hope that makes sense.

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If God's plan is to restore, why are some left unhealed?

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We read something similar in our other book last year (or a couple years ago when the world was like...a thing) about prayers of healing, praying in boldness, etc.; of course, there is discernment, but in terms of humble expectancy of what God CAN do, when do we cross the line in our prayers of faith..especially when what we want to happen doesn't? How do we help to navigate people through unanswered prayers or when they just simply aren't healed? (That was a long walk for a short drink of water)

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p.136
Alan Hirsch talks about the consumer-driven church. How might we self-assess ourselves (as church leaders) to ensure that we aren't walking down this road?

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Any thoughts on the 5 step model for praying for healing? Do any of you do step 4 (prayer engagement) on pg 132? Has anyone witnessed a miraculous healing for someone they prayed for?

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Any thoughts on the 5 step model for praying for healing? Do any of you do step 4 (prayer engagement) on pg 132? Has anyone witnessed a miraculous healing for someone they prayed for?

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We're to be bold in our prayers for healing, but is there a point in which we can we be too bold?

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Gough states on pg 122 that "Only good things come from God because He is absolute goodness. How then could sickness and other afflictions in the world originate with God, who is perfect goodness and perfect love?" In light of that statement, what do we do with the death of Lazarus that Jesus said was for God's glory?

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Goff stated God does not cause sickness (pg 126); but in many places in the bible He caused plagues to break out

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Goff stated God does not cause sickness (pg 126); but in many places in the bible He caused plagues to break out

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1.I saw many practical tips on how to pray for healing but nothing for how to be Word and Faith Church. What are some of the how to's?

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1.I saw many practical tips on how to pray for healing but nothing for how to be Word and Faith Church. What are some of the how to's?