Prayer is not meant to be complicated-but it is meant to be intentional.

Many believers desire a deeper prayer life, yet feel unsure where to begin or how to pray with confidence. Rather than offering formulas or emotional techniques, Prayer: A Study of How We Are Taught to Pray returns to the words of Jesus Himself.

Rooted in Luke 11 and supported by Scripture throughout, this devotional carefully walks readers through the Lord's Prayer by asking six essential questions:

• Who should we pray to?
• What are we to pray for?
• When should we pray?
• Where should we pray?
• How are we to pray?
• Why do we pray at all?

Each chapter presents Scripture in full (KJV), followed by thoughtful commentary, reflection prompts, and closing prayers designed to guide the reader toward a more disciplined, Scripture-aligned prayer life. This book emphasizes prayer as a living relationship with the Father-one rooted in humility, obedience, and trust in God's will.

The final section includes dedicated prayer pages with Scripture at the top of each page, offering space to record names and intentions so readers can pray intentionally for others over time.

This devotional is ideal for:

• Personal daily prayer and study
• Christians seeking clarity and structure in prayer
• Readers who value Scripture-centered teaching
• Those who desire a quieter, more reflective walk of faith

Prayer is not about saying more words-it is about learning to pray with understanding, reverence, and alignment with the will of the Father.