Bible Studies about prayer.
Written prayers act as a living record of what God is working in your life. They become testimonies of God’s faithfulness and usher us into remembrance of all that God has accomplished on our behalf. Sometimes that’s just the kick our faith needs.
God knows that His ways are oftentimes beyond our comprehension. And partnering with Him requires endurance beyond what we can muster up alone. This is why its easy for us to fall back on our own plans and understanding. Let me show you know why its better to wait on the Lord.
By the end of this article, you’ll have learned how to pray acts prayers for yourself step-by-step. If you’re someone who is easily distracted in prayer or someone who struggles with what to say during prayer; the ACTS way of praying can help you stay focused and guide you through simple steps of talking to God.
Though I wouldn’t go as far as saying there is only one right way to pray; in fact, if you studying how to pray according to the Bible and the examples Jesus sets, you’ll find there’s a lot of freedom in how we go about our prayers.
While our first response to hardships may be to questions God’s goodness and His will for our lives, the best response would be to take a hint from people like Moses, David, Joshua, Paul and remind ourselves of the faithfulness of the God we serve.
The quote, “Let go and let God” instructs us to let go of the things in our lives that are out of our control. It means not fighting in our own physical strength but instead; trusting and leaning into God’s might. It’s the type of surrender that invites God to do the work only a sovereign God can do. I love how beautifully these lyrics reflect that.
