In order to overcome the negative feelings brought on when praying with others, we’ve identified five actions that can be taken. Using these actions will ensure a better experience when praying with others.

In this message we expose three of the most common negative feelings that come with praying in groups or in front of others that we often experience. It’s this feeling that’s keeping so many from going to the next in prayer when it comes to praying with others.

When you build out your prayer time, think of the results that praying will provide. Little prayer yields little results, but a lot of prayer will produce a lot of results.

In order to make prayer enjoyable, you have to make it. This lesson is structured to give you ideas on how to build out your prayer time.

In the exercise of prayer you can have a number of workouts with the goal of targeting a specific spiritual outcome, for lack of a better term. Having plans for prayer is essential to having success in it. Without a plan, one plans to fail, even when it comes to prayer.

In this writing, we seek to get others to see that just like there are levels to all sports, there are levels to our skills when it comes to prayer.

When someone teaches us a subject at our own request what does that say about the subject being taught? What if you had experience in something you thought you were good at until you saw or heard someone do it better? What would you do? This is what it was like for Jesus’ disciples when they asked Him to teach them how to pray.

This series is meant to open your eyes to the next level concept of prayer that Jesus taught and how we can use it today. Welcome to our series called “What Manner of Prayer is This?”