THE ABC'S OF PRAYER

Adore God's awesomeness

Believe in God

Confess to God

Dwell on God's beauty

Express your heart

Find time

Give thanks for all things

Humble yourself

Invite others to join you

Joyfully go to God

Keep a prayer journal

Listen to God

Meditate on God's greatness

Notice the needs of others

Open your heart

Push away distractions

Quietly reflect on God's goodness

Rest in God's wisdom

Submit to God's will

Trust in God's faithfulness

Unceasingly seek God

Visit God's house

Worship God

eXperience God's love

Yield to God

Zealously pursue God

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FIVE FINGER PRAYER

1. YOUR THUMB IS NEAREST TO YOU.

So begin your prayers by praying for those closest to you. They are the easiest to remember. To pray for our loved one is, as C.S Lewis said, a “sweety duty.”

2. THE NEXT FINGER IS THE POINTING FINGER.

Pray for those who heal, teach, and instruct. This includes doctors, teachers, and ministers. They need wisdom in pointing others in the right direction.

3. THE NEXT FINGER IS THE TALLEST FINGER.

It reminds us of our leaders. Pray for the president and leaders in business and industry. These people shape our nation. They need God’s guidance.

4. THE FOURTH FINGER IS THE RING FINGER.

This is our weakest finger. It reminds us to pray for the weak, those in trouble or in pain. You cannot pray enough for them.

5. AND LAST COMES OUR LITTLE FINGER, THE SMALLEST FINGER OF ALL.

This is where we should place ourselves in relation to God and others. The Bible says, “He who is least among you all – he is the greatest” (Luke 9:48). After you’ve prayed for the other four groups your own needs will be put into perspective.