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Should we set aside time for prayer?
We know that Scripture calls us to “pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17) throughout our day. But in order to begin this practice, it is helpful to establish a formal time with God in which we purposefully pursue a relationship with Him.
Here are some tips for desirable prayer habits:
Although these tips should not become a legalistic checklist, they can be useful in growing your appetite for prayer. Practicing prayer consistently will deepen your relationship with God over time.
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Want to go deeper in your prayers? Check out Ken’s Think on These Things: Perspectives on Prayer.
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