Praying Through Real Life: Teach Us to Pray

Get a Free Printable SOAP Bible Study on Matthew 6:9–13

Prayer can become so focused on what is wrong that we lose sight of the One we are praying to. We bring the decision, the problem, the fear, the relationship, or the outcome we want changed, and before long the entire prayer is centered on what we need God to do.

In Matthew 6:9–13, Jesus teaches a different order. He begins with the Father.

This free printable SOAP Bible study will help you slow down with the Lord’s Prayer, notice how Jesus teaches His followers to pray, and apply that pattern to the real concerns you are carrying today. Week 1 – Teach Us to Pray

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Get Your Free Teach Us to Pray Bible Study

This study is designed to help you do more than simply read the Lord’s Prayer. You will examine the passage closely and then consider how its priorities can reshape the way you pray in everyday life.

Inside the free study, you will:

  • Look closely at the order Jesus gives in Matthew 6:9–13
  • Notice how the prayer begins with God’s name, kingdom, and will
  • Identify the concern currently dominating your prayers
  • Name an outcome you may be trying to control
  • Bring a specific need, failure, relationship, or temptation honestly before God
  • Choose one practical change to make in the way you pray this week
  • Write a personal prayer shaped by what Jesus teaches in Week 1 – Teach Us to Pray

Start the 12-Week Prayer Journey Here

Teach Us to Pray is the first study in Praying Through Real Life, a 12-week SOAP Bible study series designed to help you grow in prayer through the real situations you face every day.

Over the coming weeks, the series will explore prayer when you feel weak, need wisdom, feel anxious, are waiting, need forgiveness or direction, face fear, carry a heavy heart, need renewed strength, want courage, and want to stay close to God.

This first study begins where Jesus begins: with the Father.