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Theology of Prayer
Theology of Prayer. Did you know that the Bible teaches us how we need to pray? This lecture will help you learn to enrich your prayer life and your walk with the Lord. Good and bad prayer abide in our world. we learn to stay away from ineffectual and inessential prayer. Relativists feel that prayer abides in the personal realm. Therefore, no one owns the right to say a prayer stands as good or bad. In the past the church knew there were good and bad prayer. They prayed the good prayer with strength and power to God. They skipped over the bad prayers. Prayer became the most intimate connection between God and man. The disciples knew that Jesus lived as a Man of prayer. They knew there prevailed a time of prayer as well as a place to pray. So they approached Jesus with the request – teach us how to pray.
Prayer needs to be sensible and rational as well as biblical. When you pray the emotions need to be involved. A help to learning the correct way to pray written by John Bunyan continues available in any book store. Prayer goes to Jesus or God or the Holy Spirit. That stays the foundation of prayer. Pray for things that can be received.
