Prayer is not just a religious activity—it is a formative practice that shapes our hearts, minds, and lives. In The Practice of Prayer, we explore what it means to develop a deeper, more meaningful life of prayer rooted in relationship with God.

Throughout this series, we consider how prayer forms us, how it becomes a steady rhythm in our daily lives, and how it includes bringing our needs before God in petition and standing in the gap for others in intercession. We also reflect on prayer as an ongoing relationship with God—one that is honest, personal, and transformative.

Whether prayer feels natural or challenging, this series invites us to grow in both understanding and practice, learning to pray not just as a duty, but as a way of life shaped by trust, dependence, and intimacy with God.