As the disciples see Jesus regularly going off to pray, one day after Jesus is finished, one of the disciples says, "Lord, teach us to pray." Jesus then gives the disciples what we know as the "Lord's Prayer." This has been our go-to structure of prayer for a very long time. The Lord's Prayer pretty much covers everything we could ever possibly need: forgiveness, daily bread; and when we pray for these things, we pray "thy will be done." In all things, we pray according to God's will. Even Jesus did this in the Garden of Gethsemane. Praying for specific things, multiple times, always according to God's will. And God's will is done for us, especially as we look to the cross, and the empty tomb.