PC | Day Three: Using Scripture to Pray

Using God's Word to Train Your Prayer Vocabulary

Welcome to Day Three of the 5-Day Prayer Challenge!

You made it! You are almost over the half-way mark! Good job!

How are you doing? Are you finding the challenge too easy? Too rushed?

Comment below and share your thoughts.

So far we have diagrammed the example prayer Jesus gave to the disciples

and we have learned we can pray anytime, anywhere, but that we do need to

be careful of what we put in a prayer if we want God to hear us.

That's a lot! My hope is to have a 30-day study of prayer so we can go deeper

into the details. But, we have to finish this first!

Today is all about praying scripture.

Praying scripture should be the cure to feeling as though you do not know what

to say when you approach God in prayer.

We talked yesterday about how the Bible is God's letter to us - He has already

told us the kind of things He wants to hear from us. He wants us to want the

SAME things that He wants!

So today's lesson will take you through writing out praises using Psalm 100.

Praises are sometimes the hardest things for us to offer to God. I mean really,

how do you go about telling God how wonderful God is? Well, God inspired

David to show us how to do exactly that!

Here are the things you will need for today's challenge:

Click here - Day Three 5-Day Prayer Challenge - to download a PDF of today's

lesson.

Click here - Praying Scripture Worksheet - to download a PDF of the Praying

Scripture worksheet

Click here - Prayer Study Builder - to download a PDF of the Prayer Study

Builder that can also be used for praying scripture.

BONUS - click here - Praise Psalms - to download a PDF of four praise Psalms

you can clip and put where you can see them.

That's it. Keep it simple.

Enjoy!