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In this fifth and final episode about what to pray for, Arnie and Fred continue discussing some things we should be reminded of to include in our prayers.  We begin by noting the importance to remember our fellowmen and those in authority. Most of these are not Christians and consequently not saved. God wants all to be saved and we need to remember that and pray for them.  Both Jesus on the cross and Stephen while he was being stoned prayed for their enemies who were in the process of killing them, requesting that God would forgive them and not lay the sins to their charge. We discuss how this applies to us today. Paul throughout the New Testament, in writing to the churches, reminds the members to pray for fellow Christians. Prayers for those who serve us, elders, deacons, preachers and teachers are always needed. We are to remember that. We find examples of prayers for the physically sick offered in the New Testament as well as prayers for those who are lost.  We have discussed just a few of the things we ought to pray for. God hears the prayers of the righteous and we need to offer fervent prayers that we have considered carefully. We pray that this five part discussion has been beneficial for you. As you listen to this last one, have your Bible handy so you can verify that we are following what the Bible says. There is a transcript provided for your convenience.