Prayer is simply a matter of talking to God and communing with God. It’s a mistake to think of prayer primarily as an exercise or an activity. Prayer is, more than anything else, the development of a love relationship. When we pray, the focus shouldn’t be on “what” (what we’re doing, what we’re praying about, etc.) but rather on “who” (who we’re talking to and communing with). Some believers, wanting to learn to pray, have studied Scripture, read books, and listened to messages. Even though there can be value in learning this way, the only real way we will ever learn to pray is by praying.
[Read More]Foundations Lesson #1 - The Word of God
The Scriptures, both Old and New Testaments, are verbally inspired by God and are the revelation of God to man. They are our infallible, authoritative rule of faith and conduct. It is therefore most important that we search out God’s word daily - reading it, obeying it, meditating upon it, and relying on it - as our source of inspiration, guidance, and power to live a godly life.
Basic Lesson Materials
- Outline
- Spoken Lesson, Part One
- Spoken Lesson, Part Two
- Spoken Lesson, Part Three
- Spoken Lesson, Part Four
Additional Resources
- Transcript of Spoken Lesson
- Scriptures & Quotes
- Fulfilled Prophecies
- Abbreviations - Books of the Bible
Resources for Teachers
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