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The purpose of prayer is not to inform God of our needs but to invite Him to rule our lives. After a national revival broke out in Jerusalem during a Bible study, the people gathered again for prayer. Let’s notice a few key elements that make for an effective experience of communicating with God.
I. They Looked Up: Adoration (vv. 5-6)
II. They Looked Back: Reflection (vv. 7-35)
III. They Looked Within: Confession (v. 37)
IV. They Looked Around: Petition (vv. 32-37)
V. They Looked Ahead: Submission (v. 38)
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The purpose of prayer is not to inform God of our needs but to invite Him to rule our lives. After a national revival broke out in Jerusalem during a Bible study, the people gathered again for prayer. Let’s notice a few key elements that make for an effective experience of communicating with God.
I. They Looked Up: Adoration (vv. 5-6)
II. They Looked Back: Reflection (vv. 7-35)
III. They Looked Within: Confession (v. 37)
IV. They Looked Around: Petition (vv. 32-37)
V. They Looked Ahead: Submission (v. 38)

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