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Cicely was an overwhelmed medical student, trapped in an abusive relationship, when she turned to drugs and alcohol to deal with the pressure. God met her on her last night of partying, through sobs that wouldn't stop, and a sense of conviction she couldn't escape.  

You may know this prayer by heart. It’s the most famous one in the Bible. But do we really understand what we call "The Lord’s Prayer?" Author and speaker Becky Harling takes us through the rich words of Jesus as He spoke with His Father. Do you have father wounds that cause you to struggle with God’s love? Don’t miss...

Today, Pastor Ford will share how important it is to have a place in your home, where you go to meet with God on a regular basis.  That’s one part of building up a better, more consistent intercessory prayer life. Find out more about how to pray for others when you join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

God is the Author of prayer and gives us the requirements of prayer. He tells us in His word that we must be in a relationship with Him, in order to pray. Learn more about the divine structure of prayer on today’s Treasured Truth.

As we look further at the structure God has given us for prayer, Pastor Ford will lead us to explore more about what the exact basis of prayer should be and what makes our individual prayers valid.

Today, Pastor Ford will point out that prayer is not peripheral, but rather, prayer is paramount in our lives.  It’s not optional.  It’s essential. Learn more about how effective prayer can be on today’s Treasured Truth.

Pastor Ford will explain that when we get to the root of it, prayer is first of all communion with God. However, we need to realize that definition of prayer doesn’t seem to fit how most believers view prayer and utilize it in their lives. Learn more about this on today’s Treasured Truth.

The greatest invitation to pray lies in the phrase, “Our Father.” With that invitation, God supplies the initiative for us to come to Him. And because He is the Author of prayer, He is supposed to be the aim and the focus of our praying.

Bart Millard, lead singer of Mercy Me, shares a personal story of the week his oldest son Sam was diagnosed with diabetes, and the prayer that changed his life.