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‘The High Priestly Prayer’ Digital Study Guide
‘The High Priestly Prayer’ Digital Study Guide
Study Guide Contains Sixteen Sessions
In this sixteen-session study, you’ll enter the “holy ground” of John 17, and be given an unparalleled, intimate look into the heart of Christ. As the Son prayed to the Father, He left both a stirring example of prayer itself and a profound testimony to His zeal for God’s glory and His love for His people. Dive into its depths and discover the riches of what Jesus Himself has prayed on your behalf.
You’ll get the most out of these lessons by intently watching, reading, or listening to the sermons from Alistair Begg’s series The High Priestly Prayer as you progress.
The study guide is designed for individual or group use.
Each session includes four parts:
1) Getting Started: a brief summary statement or commentary on the sermon, followed by an introductory question
2) Key Scriptures: important Bible verses that were referenced in the sermon and are flagged for further meditation and memorization
3) Going Deeper: questions to help you process the main ideas of the sermon
4) Giving Praise: a hymn that can be committed to memory, incorporated in worship, and used as the basis for prayer about what you have learned and considered
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Study Guide Contains Sixteen Sessions
In this sixteen-session study, you’ll enter the “holy ground” of John 17, and be given an unparalleled, intimate look into the heart of Christ. As the Son prayed to the Father, He left both a stirring example of prayer itself and a profound testimony to His zeal for God’s glory and His love for His people. Dive into its depths and discover the riches of what Jesus Himself has prayed on your behalf.
You’ll get the most out of these lessons by intently watching, reading, or listening to the sermons from Alistair Begg’s series The High Priestly Prayer as you progress.
The study guide is designed for individual or group use.
Each session includes four parts:
1) Getting Started: a brief summary statement or commentary on the sermon, followed by an introductory question
2) Key Scriptures: important Bible verses that were referenced in the sermon and are flagged for further meditation and memorization
3) Going Deeper: questions to help you process the main ideas of the sermon
4) Giving Praise: a hymn that can be committed to memory, incorporated in worship, and used as the basis for prayer about what you have learned and considered