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Prayer Saturation

All The Prayers Of The Bible!

CTK Hope Church · October 9, 2022

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All The Prayers Of The Bible! By Timothy Moore Acts 2:41-42 Colossians 4:2 Psalm 145:8-9 Psalm 96:2-3 Psalm 118:1 Psalm 118:5-6 Psalm 32:5 James 5:14-16 1 John 5:14-15

1- Worship - is responding to who God is.

When we learn something about God’s nature and express it to Him in faith, we are engaging in a prayer of worship.

Key Phrase: God, You are…

2- Praise - is responding to what God has done in the past.

When we learn something God has done and acknowledge it to Him in faith, we are offering a prayer of praise.

Key Phrase: God, you have… (past action)

3- Thanksgiving - is responding to God's recent action.

When God acts on our behalf or on behalf of someone we know, our acknowledgment of it to Him, is a prayer of thanksgiving.

Key Phrase: God, thank you for…

4- Confession - is responding to God's holiness.

When we confess our sins to God we are acknowledging by faith that He is perfect and we are not, yet He is the one with the power and compassion to forgive our sins.

Key Phrase: Lord I confess……thank you for your forgiveness in Christ.

In addition to the four types of ‘responding’ prayers, there are two types of ‘requesting’ prayers.

1- Intercession – is making requests to God for someone else.

Key Phrase: Lord, please meet this need on behalf of…


2- Petition – is making personal requests to God.

Key Phrase: Lord, I ask for…

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1- - is responding to who God is.

2- - is responding to what God has done in the past.

3- - is responding to God's recent action.

3- Thanksgiving - is responding to God's action.

4- - is responding to God's holiness.

1- – is making requests to God for someone else.

2- – is making personal requests to God.

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