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Prayer and communion · 14-DAY STUDY

Learning to Pray

Build an honest, biblical, and sustainable life of prayer. Move through the journey one lesson at a time, with Scripture, context, reflection, response, and prayer.

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THE JOURNEY

14 days of Scripture and response.

Move at a pace that helps you listen. There is no penalty for pausing, repeating a lesson, or taking longer than the suggested number of days.

01
Matthew 6:5–9

Come to the Father

Prayer begins with relationship: Jesus teaches us to approach the holy God as our Father.

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02
Matthew 6:9

Honor His Name

Prayer rightly begins by turning attention from our need to God’s holiness.

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03
Matthew 6:10

Your Kingdom Come

Prayer brings our will under God’s rule before asking Him to bless our plans.

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04
Matthew 6:11

Daily Bread

God invites us to bring ordinary, present needs into prayer.

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05
Psalm 51:1–12

Confession and Cleansing

Confession agrees with God about sin and receives the cleansing only He can give.

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06
Matthew 6:12, 14–15

Forgive as We Forgive

Those who live by mercy are called to extend mercy.

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07
Matthew 6:13

Protection in Temptation

Prayer prepares us before temptation becomes a crisis.

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08
Psalm 119:33–40

Pray the Scriptures

Scripture gives prayer truth, language, and alignment with God’s will.

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09
Luke 18:1–8

Pray With Persistence

Persistent prayer keeps bringing the need to God without concluding that delay means indifference.

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10
Ephesians 6:18

Pray in the Spirit

Spirit-led prayer is alert, yielded, persevering, and larger than our natural understanding.

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11
1 Timothy 2:1–6

Intercede for Others

Intercession carries other people and the purposes of God before Him.

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12
Philippians 4:4–7

Pray in Trouble

Prayer does not deny trouble; it brings every concern into the guarding presence of God.

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13
1 Samuel 3:1–10

Listen Before You Leave

Prayer includes a listening posture that is ready to obey Scripture.

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14
1 Thessalonians 5:16–24

A Life of Prayer

Prayer becomes a continuing rhythm of dependence, gratitude, discernment, and communion.

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Prepared for careful, faithful study.

These lessons are designed to lead you back into Scripture—not replace it. Read the assigned passage in full and consider every explanation in its biblical context. How we prepare our content.