Teach Us How To Pray Introduction
Teach us how to pray
Teach us how to pray is brought to you by WhatTheWordSays. A space to
deepen your fellowship with the Lord: learn & participate in powerful prayer.
This is a dedicated platform for prayer.
A welcoming space to grow your prayer life and connect with a supportive community.
Take full advantage of the many benefits that prayer offers! and see changes through making power available.
The word of God lets us know in 2 Corinthians 3:18, that it is possible for a Christian to move from glory to glory and the same glory can be seen in our prayer life, we shouldn’t be satisfied with powerless prayer, we should instead learn the rules of engagement for prayer and excel in it.
The lifestyle of prayer:
In Luke 18:1 The Lord Jesus Christ says: ‘Men ought always to pray and not to faint’ this lets us know that the
lifestyle of a Christian is a lifestyle of prayer. The lifestyle of a Christian is a lifestyle of Fellowship, where we
engage with the Lord, engage with the Word and engage in the realm of the spirit.
What is prayer?:
Before we engage in prayer it’s important to understand what prayer is and why we pray! Prayer is more than asking God to meet our needs, or calling upon him when we get into a fix [even though this is permissable] Prayer is first and foremost fellowship with our creator, with his word and with his spirit. The purpose of prayer is communication with the father (Phillipians 4:6-7 )and to exercise our authority (Mark 11:20-24) Prayer also has so many benefits from; fellowship, to making requests and supplications, enforcing the will of God into our circumstances, prophesying into our future and so much more (Ephesians 6:18)
In Luke 11:1 we see that the disciples are engaging the master and they ask him ‘teach us how to pray’ this question lets us know that there is a way to pray, and various modes of prayer for different occasions. (Ephesians 6:18)
We will be exploring this and more on Teach Us How To Pray.
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