Why Do We Pray?
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Why Do We Pray?Chapter 5 — New Life
Lesson 34: Why Do We Pray?Step of Obedience
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We pray because God is our Father and wants us to come to Him.
Explanation
We pray because God is alive, hears us, and welcomes us through Jesus Christ. Prayer is not a magic formula or an empty ritual, but God’s children talking with their heavenly Father.
Prayer changes us too. When we come before God, we learn dependence, humility, and trust.
Bible story
Jesus taught the disciples to pray by saying: “Our Father which art in heaven…” He shows them that God is not far from His children and that prayer should be simple, sincere, and full of trust in the character of the heavenly Father.
Remember
- The truth: We pray because God is our Father and wants us to come to Him.
- Prayer is God’s children talking with their heavenly Father.
- We pray through Jesus and look for God’s will, not only for our own wishes.
Philippians 4:6
“Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.”
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- Make prayer a daily habit, not only an emergency fix.
- Tell God the truth about your joys, your fears, and your sins.
- Pray together with others too, not only alone.
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1. Why do we pray?
2. What can we bring in prayer?
3. How can we come before God in prayer?
4. When do we pray?