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“… Lord, teach us to pray …” Luke 11:1
As the Lord’s people, the church is called to pray—it is a calling, a right, and a great privilege. There is no calling or power greater than prayer. Prayer links the church to God. “Let thy will be done as in heaven so upon the earth.”
When the Lord burdens our heart to pray, we soon realize that we do not know how—it is not in us to pray. It causes us to turn to our Lord and cry out: “Lord, teach us to pray; we need to learn to take up Your burdens; teach us.”
In Richmond, Virginia, from February 1981 through October 1982, Stephen Kaung gave a series of messages on corporate prayer. During this period, he shared at the beginning of prayer meetings held every Wednesday evening. These spoken messages have been transcribed into this book. The spoken form has been preserved with only necessary editing for clarity. Some of the matters discussed for prayer are specific to the saints praying in Richmond; however, they are included because they contain principles that could be of help to all God’s people.
Table of Contents
1—Teach Us to Pray
2—Prayer and Burden
3—If Two Shall Agree
4—Prayer and Faith
5—Authoritative Prayer
6—Prayer for Those in Authority
7—Persistent Prayer
8—Intercession
9—All
10—Prayer is Work
11—House of Prayer
12—Prayer and Humility
13—Continual Prayer
14—Prayer with One Accord
15—Unceasing Prayer
16—The Song of Triumph
17—Watering the Seed With Prayer
18—The Spirit Helps Our Weakness
19—The Incense of the Lord Jesus
20—Prayer with the Spirit and the Understanding
21—Praying in the Holy Spirit
22—Prayer for God’s Interest
23—A Prayerful Attitude
24—Praying Through
25—Ground for Prayer: Friends
26—Ground for Prayer: Little Children
27—Ground for Prayer: God’s Word
28—Have the Faith of God
29—Ask in His Name
30—Prayer and God’s Character
31—Prayer and Our Character
32—Prayer and the Meditation of Our Hearts
33—Thy Kingdom Come
34—Thy Will Be Done
35—Daily Bread
36—Forgive Us Our Debts
37—Lead Us Not Into Temptation
38—Hallowed Be Thy Name
39—Ask the Father In My Name
40—Active Involvement in Prayer
41—Praying for the World Situation
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