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Sermon Notes Template Builder

Sermon notes builder

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Peace That Guards

Philippians 4:6–7 (World English Bible)

“In nothing be anxious, but in everything, by prayer and petition with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your thoughts in Christ Jesus.”

Big idea

When we bring our worries to God in  , his   guards our hearts and minds.

  1. Point 1: Paul says “in   be anxious,” but “in  ” bring it to God by prayer.

  2. Point 2: Our requests come with  .

  3. Point 3: God’s peace will   our hearts and thoughts.

This week I will

Bring this worry to God by name:  

Prayer

Lord, I bring you  . Thank you for your peace. Amen.

Talk about it

  1. 1. Where do you notice worry first: in your thoughts, your body or your plans?
  2. 2. What changes when you add thanks to a hard prayer?
  3. 3. Who could pray with you this week?

Notes and questions online: example.church/notes

6 blanks on the page. About six, all the same length.

Plain-text version
# Peace That Guards

## Scripture
Philippians 4:6–7 (World English Bible)
“In nothing be anxious, but in everything, by prayer and petition with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your thoughts in Christ Jesus.”

## Big idea
When we bring our worries to God in __________, his __________ guards our hearts and minds.

## Point 1
Paul says “in __________ be anxious,” but “in __________” bring it to God by prayer.

## Point 2
Our requests come with __________.

## Point 3
God’s peace will __________ our hearts and thoughts.

## This week I will
Bring this worry to God by name: ____________________

## Prayer
Lord, I bring you __________. Thank you for your peace. Amen.

## Talk about it
1. Where do you notice worry first: in your thoughts, your body or your plans?
2. What changes when you add thanks to a hard prayer?
3. Who could pray with you this week?

## Next steps
Notes and questions online: example.church/notes
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Builds a half-letter or letter fill-in sermon notes page from a sermon title, scripture, big idea, three points, a this-week step, a prayer line, three discussion questions and a QR link label. Click any word to turn it into a blank; every blank is the same length, and a gentle warning appears when a sentence has more than two. An answer-key switch shows the hidden words, and the sheet can be copied as plain text or printed. The default is a fictional example, Peace That Guards, on Philippians 4:6–7 in the World English Bible (public domain) with six blanks. Other translations may need permission.

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  • What goes on the page

    A sermon title, scripture, big idea, three points, a this-week step, a prayer line, three discussion questions and a QR link label, on a half-letter or letter page.

  • Click a word to blank it

    Every blank is the same length, and a gentle warning appears when a sentence has more than two blanks.

  • Answer key, copy and print

    An answer-key switch shows the hidden words, and the sheet can be copied as plain text or printed.

  • The default

    A fictional example, Peace That Guards, on Philippians 4:6–7 in the World English Bible (public domain) with six blanks. Other translations may need permission.

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