Jesus Christ is our great high priest who intercedes for us before the throne of God the Father. It is through Jesus that we can go boldly before the throne of grace with our prayers and supplications.

The Lord gives us much even if we do not ask for it. However, He desires the believer to pray to Him. As the believer prays though, there are certain conditions that must be met.

Prayer is not to be done for the praise of man, but it is to be done to please God. This is true whether the prayers are public, private, or participatory. This is evident in the many examples of prayer given in the Bible.

The Holy Spirit which indwells the believer is a great helper in our prayer life. It both maketh intercession for us and teacheth us what we should pray for.

Many times in the Old Testament, especially with David, the believer prays a prayer for God to execute judgment on an enemy. Are believers today to follow this example in praying today?

The attitude of prayer is of equal importance to the requests made in prayer. Prayer is not to be done to please men, but it is to be done to please God. In the end, it is God who rewards both the proud and the humble.

What is the believer to pray for? Though the Bible gives several distinct commands of things to pray for, Jesus also teaches us to go to Him for anything.

Prayer is a key cog in the arsenal of the believer. There are four components that ought to make up prayer. What are these four components?

What does it mean to pray in Jesus' name? Because it is given as a command in the book of John to pray in Jesus' name, this question must be answered if we want to pray properly.

Why ought the child of God pray? There are twelve reasons why every believer should pray. It is vital that we know why we pray.