Sometimes when we pray, we are vague regarding what we want the Lord to do for us. It is important that we we focus on the particular need that we have, and pray about that alone.

No matter where the Saviour was ministering, His critics were never far away. Nevertheless, no matter what His haters said about Him, He continued to do good to those who needed His healing touch.

The Lord taught His disciples about the need to praying in His name. But what exactly does that mean- We need to know, because according to the Lord-s teaching praying in His name, there is no telling what can be accomplished through prayer.

The Saviour demonstrated His power to open the eyes of the blind. Not only is He able to open the eyes of the physically blind, but the spiritually blind also.

When we do not see answers to our prayer, we may think that God does not hear or that He will not answer. The Saviour understood how His people can become discouraged regarding unanswered prayers, so He tell us what to do, persevere in prayer.

A miracle wrought by the Saviour, that is only recorded in one of the gospels, involves a woman was so bent over, she could not lift up her head. The Lord by His grace made her stright physically, just as He has made many lives stright spiritually.

The Saviour-s critics followed Him everywhere He went to minister. They did not accept that He is God, and accused Him of blaspheme for claiming that He could forgive sin. He confounded their unbelief by working a miracle proving His deity and His power to forgive sin.

After the disciples had listened to the Saviour pray, they realized that they really didn-t know much about prayer. One of His disciples then asked the Master, to teach them to pray. How we all need to know more about prayer, and the Saviour is an expert on the subject.

No matter how many years we have lived as a Christian, we still need to learn more and more about prayer. The Lord Jesus is one who knows more about prayer than anyone else, so we cannot finder a better Teacher on the subject.

Sometimes we are called upon to pass through troubled seas, and we may find it difficult to get through them. We are thankful that in the Lord Jesus Christ, we have One who is able to come to our aid through the swelling seas.