What Is Prayer?
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Remember That When You Pray, You Are Talking With God! Thank Him For Your Blessings. Pray For Others And Yourself! Pray To Know God’s Will… Prayer Is Needed Every Day, Not Just When Things Go Wrong. It Would Be Like Calling Your Best Friend On The Phone Only When You Needed Something!
Furthermore, prayer encourages us to extend a helping hand to others. It reminds us that life isn’t just about personal gain or success; it’s about uplifting those around us as well. We can positively impact someone else’s life by reaching out with compassion and selflessness. Also, prayer urges us to seize each day as an opportunity for greatness – like crafting a masterpiece. It teaches us not to waste precious moments but rather embrace them fully by living purposefully and intentionally. Likewise, friendship becomes an art form through prayer. The Bible provides wisdom that nourishes our souls while helping shape our perspectives on life’s challenges. When I pray, I ask God what He wants me to do, and then I do my best to do it. ~ Bill Greguska
Mark 1:35 Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house, and went off to a solitary place, where he prayed.
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Turn Almost Any Scriptures Into A Prayer!
There are many commands God gives us in His Word. If God wants us to do these things, I think using God’s word is a great place to start. Praying for God to make His word specifically applicable in our lives would make sense. It would benefit us all to start using the scriptures when praying. It would be like as kids, using what our parents said when asking for something we feel we would like. Find a scripture and use it to direct your prayers like in the examples below.
- (Similar to Joshua 1:9) Lord, you have commanded me to be strong and courageous. You are my shield of protection, and you promised that you would be with me wherever I go to help me fight my battles. So I need to remember not be afraid.
- (Similar to 1 Peter 5:7) Lord, I trust you and I believe you when you tell me to cast my worries and fears onto you because you love and care for me. I know you will hear my prayer so I can stop worrying.
- (Similar to Romans 12:18) Lord, sometimes there are others with whom I have struggles with. Open my eyes to let me see if the problem lies within me. Otherwise, please bless (this other person) and help me live at peace with everyone if possible as far as it depends on me.
- (Similar to James 4:7) Lord, I have been battling with my thoughts in my mind and it is wearing me down. Please help me submit all my ways to you and I ask you to keep the devil far away from me. I know you can do this, so thank you for answering my prayer ahead of time.
- (Similar to James 1:5) Lord, I thank you for being here for me whenever I have a need or problem. When I need wisdom, you are always just a prayer away and you answer my cries for help. Lord, you tell me that if I lack understanding, I ought to come to you and you will give me what I need without any shame. Thank you so much.
- (Similar to Proverbs 6:25) Lord, I know women often do not dress appropriately. I pray that you please help convict their hearts. And in the meantime, guard my heart so that us men do not lust after their beauty or become captivated by their eyes.
- (Similar to Proverbs 3:5-6) Lord, help us trust in you even though (this situation is happening), give us the confidence to know that you always meet our needs somehow or another, help us not to trust our judgment until after we pray about it to you, and you give us the green light. My understanding is limited and often faulty. Help me always go to you for my directions in life, and I thank you for your faithfulness.
- (Similar to Acts 26:17-18) Lord, I pray for ________. Would you please rescue this person from the things that hinder them, whether it a false religion or cult, poor relationships, or a troubled past? Open their eyes and turn them from darkness to light and from Satan’s power to God, so they may receive forgiveness of sins and a place in your loving grace.
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Prayer Is Described As:
- Calling upon the name of the Lord: Genesis 12:8
- Crying unto God: Psalms 27:7; Psalms 34:6
- Drawing near to God: Psalms 73:28; Hebrews 10:22
- Looking up: Psalms 5:3
- Lifting the soul: Psalms 25:1
- Lifting the heart: Lamentations 3:41
- Pouring out the heart: Psalms 62:8
- Pouring out the soul: I Samuel 1:15
- Crying to Heaven: II Chronicles 32:20
- Beseeching the Lord: Exodus 32:11
- Seeking God: Job 8:5
- Seeking the face of the Lord: Psalms 27:8
- Making supplication: Job 8:5; Jeremiah 36:7
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Take a Deep Breath
This is another technique I’ve used to help calm me.
I become very anxious when it comes to public speaking, including praying in public. I’ve noticed, though, that taking a deep breath helps calm my mind for a moment. Instead of all the anxious thoughts, my mind is still.
Still, your mind with a deep breath before prayer time. Focus on your breathing and nothing else.
When you’ve calmed your mind, start to pray.
Keep Your Prayers Short
You don’t have to be eloquent in your prayers. Keep your prayers short and simple. Please don’t feel bad about it, either. It’s okay.
The Bible says, “And when you pray, do not keep on babbling like pagans, for they think they will be heard because of their many words.” (Matthew 6:7).
It’s better to have a sincere, short, and brief prayer than an insincere, long, and wordy prayer.
Pray using your own words. God hears you.
Remember:
- Let the Holy Spirit guide you.
- Take a deep breath.
- Keep your prayers short.
- Practice praying out loud when you’re alone.
- Practice praying with others.
- Keep a list of prayer ideas.
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How To Pray ~ And Why Prayer Is So Important?
I have never been a person who could pray eloquently, but God does not make that a prerequisite to talking with or listening to God. I have always believed in prayer, yet I have not always been faithful to praying regularly. It was not until several years ago that I started to pray each morning after reading my devotional and Bible. At first, it was somewhat of a choir, but then it became a daily habit that I cheerfully do each morning when I wake up. You, too, can make prayer a part of your life; trust me, it will make a difference. You will notice almost right away. It will be your connection to God and a lamp unto your feet better to know His will for you and your life. ~ Bill Greguska
Understand That There Are Different Ways To Pray!
There is no right way to pray because you communicate with God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit when you pray. When you talk, talk as though you are talking to a friend sitting next to you. Because in all reality, God is your Father and friend and loves you more than any friend you have ever known, honor and respect are crucial like a father. He loves us, but just like any good father, He will discipline us if we are out of line and sinful.
Some people prefer to pray quietly in the morning or with others in a group setting. Your prayers must not be polished or eloquent to have God hear them. Some people lift their hands, others fold them, but most important is your heart’s position to be sincere with God. Make sure you stop to listen to God to hear if He has an answer right away or if you need to wait on the Lord. ~ Bill Greguska
Do You Think About Getting On Your Knees?
- Learn how to pray more efficiently and powerfully. Have you ever wondered about the best way to pray? The best way to share something I am thankful for is with God. Then, confess a sin or sins that I committed. Then, ask God to forgive me for my sin or sins.
The best way to pray is to confess any sin intimately, ask for forgiveness, and thank God for blessings, others’ needs, and yourself. When we meditate, we listen to God and try to understand God’s will in our life. Prayer is our connection with God.
I also pray for all the victims I hear about on the news and even for others in my personal life struggling with health issues, relationship issues, stress, depression, etc. When I do this right, I pray for things for myself in the end. ~ Bill Greguska
Pray ~ Stop ~ Meditate ~ And Spend Time With God…
And Allow God To Comfort You! ~ Nick Vujicic.
What Are You Going Through?
Perhaps a broken relationship, divorce, depression, anger, anxiety, addiction, loss of a loved one, loss of a job, anger, fear, addiction, loss loved one, loss of a job, also Covid 19, plus emotional difficulties, spiritual concerns, mental health, physical pain, etc.
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James 5:16 Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.
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Is Your Prayer Life Non-Existent?
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- Do you feel unworthy to pray because of some sin in your life?
- Do you question your faith?
- Do you remember committing your life to God in the first place?
- Do you find yourself too busy to pray?
Some Specific Scriptures To Encourage You:
Matthew 6:7 ESV
And when you pray, do not heap up empty phrases as the Gentiles do, for they think that they will be heard for their many words.
James 5:16 ESV
Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working.
Jeremiah 33:3 ESV
Call to me, and I will answer you and will tell you great and hidden things that you have not known.
Luke 11:9 ESV
And I tell you, ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.
Matthew 26:41 ESV
Watch and pray that you may not enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.”
Matthew 6:9-13 ESV
Pray then like this: “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
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