When you tell someone that you will pray for him, do you really do it? How can you start praying for those you tell you will pray for them? This article discusses three shifts we can make in order to be constant in prayer for those around us.

The congregation has the responsibility to pray for it pastor. What should you pray for when praying for a pastor? This article share eleven things.

What is prayer and why do we have to pray? Prayer is the divinely appointed means through which we commune with the living God and advance his kingdom. This article explains this definition in orde to clarify the necessity for prayer and the reason for prayer.

Why should you pray if God already knows your heart? This article offers nine reasons, going beyond the simple truth that the Bible commands prayer.

This article considers how we ought to pray. It outlines seven principles that essentially span the whole of a prayer: relationship, recognition, request, repetition, resignation, rejoicing, and realization.

How do you gain a burden to pray with passion, zeal, and persistence to the King of glory? Get a fresh glimpse of Christ’s power and authority.

How can you pray without ceasing? Begin, spend, and close every day with God. This is the key to a life of prayer.

Why do we pray before church meetings? This article give three reason why such prayers are needed.

Is prayer a struggle for you? There is a cure to this struggle: never resist the least urge to pray. The article explains how this can cure the struggle to pray.

Should parent be teaching children to pray when the children haven't professed their faith? This article looks at the biblical guidance on how and when to teach our children to pray.

The things you pray about are the things you trust God to handle. The things you neglect to pray about are the things you trust you can handle on your own. Are there things in your life you do not pray about? This article explores the matter further.

How can you pray for unbelievers? This article explains eighteen ways of praying for unbelievers.

How do you pray when you are alone? Silently, or audibly? The author considers the designation "quiet time" in light of his study of the Psalms, and regards silent prayers as the exception in Scripture. He advocates instead for "noisy time."

The author of this article encourages readers to change the way we make prayer requests and the way we pray for one another.

This is the second article in a seven part series on the Lord's Prayer. When we pray for God's kingdom to come (the second petition), we are expressing the desire to see God ruling the lives of men. We are also praying for the fullness of the kingdom that will come with Christ's return.

This is the fourth article in a seven part series on the Lord's Prayer. When we pray the fourth petition, "Give us our daily bread", we affirm our dependence on God and acknowledge that we deserve nothing. At the same time we express our longing for the Bread of Life - Christ Himself.

This is the sixth article in a seven part series on the Lord's Prayer. This article focuses on Matthew 6:13, explaining what it means when we pray the sixth petition, "Lead us not into temptation". Christians face the devil as their enemy, but also sin. Victory over sin and the devil lies in Christ our Saviour.

Looking at the Lord's Prayer, this article shows how it can used to pray in thankfulness to God. Focus is given to thanking God for who He is in your prayer.

This article on Colossians 4:2-4 is an encouragement to pray and persevere in prayer.

Jesus instructed His disciples to pray for workers in His kingdom. That instruction is then immediately followed up Him sending out the very ones who were praying (Matthew 9:38). This article discusses the task of praying for missionaries.

From time to time your prayer life falls into a rut. We use the same phrases over and over in mindless repetition. Here the author highlights some things that the early church prayed for. You may want to print this out and use it to guide you in your prayers.

An “all or nothing” mentality is one of the chief reasons our prayers stagnate, and why we stop expecting God to answer our prayers. We quickly become despondent and give up on prayer if we don't immediately see a full answer to our prayer. This author teaches us one way to pray with hope.

This article discusses how we can pray for the soul - our own and others'.