How to Pray: When You Don’t Know What to Say (Biblia.com)

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Perhaps you’ve gotten pretty good at asking, thanking, and seeking forgiveness when you pray. Or maybe you haven’t. Did you know there are dozens of other biblical models for prayer? For example, praying without words, praying with a partner, meditating, and intercessory prayer. And what about nagging questions: Is there a right way to pray? Is God always listening? This is a breakthrough book...

and steal, and profane the name of my God” (Prov. 30:9). If we have too much bread, we forget to rely upon God each day. If we have too little, we may be tempted to break God’s commandments and steal. We need enough to satisfy our needs one day at a time. The last three petitions in the Lord’s Prayer are called the “Us” petitions because they deal with our spiritual lives. Every aspect of Christian living is incorporated in these three final petitions:

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