In this episode of the Praying Men series. We discussed the prayer John the Baptist taught his disciples, which inspired Jesus's disciples to ask Christ to teach them. We concluded by taking lessons for men to build a lifestyle of prayer.

It is still the series Praying Men. Today, we covered the life of Isaac, the son of promise to Father Abraham. We saw that he had a pattern of going to pray in the afternoon, understood prayer as warfare, and changed his wife's barrenness. Like Cornelius, Isaac used prayer to guide him in making decisions; for Isaac, it was knowing where the Lord would have him live.

In part 3 of the Praying Men series, we reflected on the military officer Cornelius. His prayer life showered us the power of prayer and why it is essential to give to the poor, but not without praying. We also learned from him how, through prayer, we, as men, can get direction for our lives and set off generational blessings.

In part 2 of the Praying Men series, we explored the prayer life of Father Abraham and the lessons for us as men. He taught us prayers of worship/praise, personal request prayers, intercessory prayers, and prayers of blessings. Listen and Go be a praying man.

In this episode, the podcast begins a deep dive into the series of the praying men, with the man Jesus discussed. Jesus, as the model man, set the tone for how men ought to pray: giving thanks to God, repenting from our sins, asking for our needs, and yielding to God's will to be done. The episode looked at Christ's prays when he fed the multitudes, prayers at the tomb of Lazarus, his friend, and in the closing week of Jesus's crucifixion when he prayed in the garden of Gethsemane