September 2026
—Prayer/Seeking—
Opening Question:
Is it harder to admit you were wrong, or to keep believing in a situation where nothing seems to change?
What Does this Teach Us about God?
What Does this Teach Us About People?
Main Point:
Honest prayer owns our sin. Daniel pleads with God not on the basis of his own goodness but on God's great mercy — a model of humble, persistent intercession.
Discovery Questions:
What prompts Daniel to start praying, and what is he reading beforehand? Daniel confesses sins he didn't personally commit, speaking of "we" and "us" — why do you think he prays that way for his whole people? What does Daniel base his appeal on: his own faithfulness, or something about God?