What does Jesus mean when he teaches us to pray "Your Kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven." We also will read Psalm 145. 

This week we will study the prayer Jesus teaches his disciples to pray. Today we look at the first part of the prayer, "Our Father, who is in Heaven, hallowed be your name. We will also look at David's prayer in Psalm 9. I also want to encourage you to read the Disciple's prayer in Matthew 6 or Luke 11.

Not only should we be concerned with who is able to pray, but what kind of people should we be as we pray to God. Today, we ask, "Who can pray?" and read Psalm 8. In today's episode Augustine's letter to Proba is referenced. For those interested in reading the text of the letter, please follow this link.

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Today we tackle questions of timing and frequency of prayer as we ask, "When should I pray?" We also will be reading Psalm 139.

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Today we ask, "What is the purpose of prayer?" and read Psalm 63.

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Perhaps more than anything else, our understanding of the one to whom we pray, determines how we pray. Today we ask "To whom do we pray?" and read Psalm 27.

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The four pillars upon which we build our prayer life. Read Psalm 4-5.

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Jacob blesses his sons and the end of the book of Genesis.

Jacob blesses the sons of Joseph