week 6
Week 6 – Integration and practice
Living a life of prayer
The Big Idea
Clear, confident prayer flows from authority, identity, situation, discernment, and wise response.
Workbook checklist
- Week 6 reading
- Reflection questions
- Weekly practice
- Appendix A. Deep-dive Worksheets
KPA Book checklist (optional)
- Chapter 3
- Appendix A
- Review Appendix B
Learning goal
By the end of this session, participants should be better able to:
- move through the full prayer flow with greater confidence
- recognize when to stop after the first pass and when to continue
- identify a second-pass issue without losing the primary issue
- know when warfare is appropriate and when it is not
- pray with greater clarity, restraint, and peace
This Week’s Deep-Dive Practice
Complete the full worksheet with one real situation. Use every section that is actually needed, then stop when there is enough peace and clarity for now. The Deep-Dive is the training tool; the Journal is the shorter field tool for real situations over time.
Group integration exercise — Scenario 24
Major life decision: job move. Both groups work with the same scenario.
- Group 1 — Problem-first prayer: Pray naturally from the problem without using the Armory.
- Group 2 — KPA top-down prayer: Start with God, remember Identity, name the main Situation, use Discernment where needed, and pray only what is clear.
- Compare where each prayer started, its focus, tone, clarity, use of Authority/Identity/Discernment, and whether either prayer tried to control the outcome.
- Write and pray one final KPA prayer. After prayer, reveal the website scenario page’s Example framing and compare it with the group’s work.
What comes next
Deep-Dive Worksheet = training tool. It slows the process down while you learn the Armory.
Journal = field tool. It gives you a shorter way to use the Armory in real situations over time.