Wake Up Deborah!

Wake Up Deborah!!

This is a place where moms and dads(biological, spiritual or adopted) can hang out and be encouraged as well as encourage others.

Mothers on their knees, children standing.

If you are visiting this blog for the first time and are interested in the ministry. Take a look on the Jan 7th post as it provides info on how meetings are done. Further, check the info on coordinators by scrolling down the right hand column. May the Lord guide and bless you!

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Praying for your Family - Part 1

Praying Big for Your Marriage 1/4/2010 (Day 1 of 2)
When was the last time you asked God for something BIG? Pastor Will Davis and his wife Susie talk about praying big, hairy audacious prayers as a couple for your marriage. The Davises encourage believers not to shy away from asking God for big things, having faith that He'll answer one way or another.
Guests Include: Will and Susie Davis

Praying for your Family - Part 2

Praying Big for Your Kids 1/5/2010 (Day 2 of 2) Are you praying on behalf of your son or daughter? Pastor Will Davis, along with his wife Susie, talk about being honest with God and asking Him to intervene on behalf of their children. Hear how they've entrusted their children to God, and how they've prayed with them and for them over the years.
Guests Include: Will and Susie Davis

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Meeting Suggestions



On how the meetings go... also lots of flexibility. When I had a mixed group of women (believers and seekers), I basically did a (1) short devotional geared toward encouragement in difficult times or about family issues or prayer issues. Always trying to encourage and make them want some more... In our small group, (2) we'd just go around and ask about their children and their needs. We'd write them down (we made prayer journals together which was a great activity -- they'd never done anything like that before. I bought small notebooks, stickers, scrap booking things, and I had those small Bible verses cards and they chose and glued them on their prayer journals (since some didn't have a Bible). (3) Then we'd spend time praying. We kept the meeting to one hour but they always stayed longer. I'd often offer tea and have it available as they arrived.

Now, I also once had a larger group of women, about 20 or so. We met once/month at a church. We then did 2 songs preparing our hearts for prayer, a short devotional, and divided into small groups of 3-4 women and then shared the prayer requests and gave answers to prayers too.