When it comes to prayer everyone has their
only way of doing so. A lot has to do with their religion or relationship with
God. Often people pray when they need something or someone close to them while
others pray consistently. Also prayer can depend on how you were raised as
well.
I believe prayer should be consistent and
be more than about us, family and friends. It is important to pray for those
close to us however for others who we may not know at all.
Like I wrote about being grateful it is
easy to put off praying to. Often we pray when things are going bad for us or
for those close to us. We do it for selfish reasons most of the time. I am not
saying that is bad because it is actually a good thing however we need to pray all
the time. Prayer actually comes down to talking with God and that is what he
wants from us. He wants relationship with all people and prayer is the avenue
we take. Although we can talk with God as though he is our best friend prayer
is where most people feel comfortable in talking with him.
We can begin with prayer about ourselves
and those close to us but go further. If you are not sure what to pray about
begin with the Lord’s Prayer. If you are not sure how it goes you can always do
a search for Lord’s Prayer and it should not be difficult to find. Also the
Lord’s Prayer begins with “Our Father who art in heaven”. The Lord’s Prayer can always be a good way to
start praying. Jesus Christ asked his disciples to start praying this way.
Besides praying for our needs and those we
know I believe it is important that God uses us to get his work done. Other
words ask him what you can do. This is part of our purpose and destiny. In fact
it is a major part of it.
When you pray consistently than you can ask
others if you can pray for them too; I am sure most people would appreciate it
when someone ask if they can pray for them. Prayer can be honest and talking
with your best friend. This is what God wants. Also he will answer all prayers
that are truly honest from the heart. In the end you will be closer to God.
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