In James chapter 1, we get boldness and confidence in prayer because our Father gives generously to all men and will not upbraid us when we ask.

We pray because we have faith in the fact that our Heavenly Father God is a generous giver who is delighted to answer our prayer and requests. We allow the Word to convince us of this.

John 8:32 tells us that when we know the truth, it will make us free. Our freedom is in God's Word as we allow the Word to influence and change us.

In James 1, we are encouraged to have faith in the fact that our Heavenly Father God is a generous giver who is delighted to answer our prayer and requests. This is our faith when we pray.

In James 1, we are encouraged to have faith in the fact that our Heavenly eavenly Father God is a generous giver who is delighted to answer out prayer and requests. We come to prayer having faith in this.

In teaching us about prayer, we know that everything we receive is because of the Lord Jesus - His righteousness, His love, His goodness.

In Colossians 2, the Apostle Paul tells us that the mystery of the ages is our union with Christ, Christ living in us.

In Phillipians 3, the Apostle Paul tells us that reminding ourselves constantly of what God has done for us and in us in Christ is the way to safeguard our faith.

In Phillipians 3, the Apostle Paul reminds us to trust only in the righteousness of the Lord Jesus, not ours.

In Luke 18, the Lord Jesus extends His teaching on prayer in the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican. He warns us about self righteousness.