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What should we pray for according to the Bible?

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The Bible instructs us to pray for God's glory, our daily needs, forgiveness, guidance, and deliverance from evil.

Prayer in the Christian life is not merely about personal desires but is centered on glorifying God and seeking His will. The Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6 lays out a model for our petitions, beginning with a focus on God's holiness and kingdom (Matthew 6:9-10). We are encouraged to ask for our daily bread, which signifies our reliance on God for our needs, and for forgiveness as we forgive others, emphasizing relational harmony (Matthew 6:11-12). Furthermore, we are to seek guidance and deliverance from temptation and evil, reflecting our dependence on God to navigate life's challenges (Matthew 6:13). Thus, our prayers encompass worship, supplication, intercession, and confession.
Scripture References: Matthew 6:9-13, James 1:5, Psalm 5

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A Morning Prayer
Jim Byrd · Oct 22, 2025
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Joshua

Joshua

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