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We examine what can be the most difficult part of the Lord's Prayer to put into practice: Having received forgiveness from God, we're called to extend that same forgiveness to others.

We look into “When the Guilty Pray” and use Psalm 51 as our guide.

We spend some time in Romans 8:18-30, considering the difference circumstances and seasons can make in our lives and the hope we have because of God's promises.

We look at three situations in which Elijah saw God meet his needs

We see from a couple of disciples how their prayers changed their agendas

We consider Exodus 34:5-8 and notice Moses’ response when God proclaimed his name.

We examine Exodus 3:1-15, where Moses essentially asked God, “Who do I tell them You are?” God’s response, “I AM,” helps us understand much about the God to whom we pray.

We look at our journey and lessons John learned as he grew.

We think about a faith that carries on

Rahab’s faith has much to teach us in Joshua 2 and Hebrews 11:31

We focus on Joshua and the Israelites marching around the walls of Jericho

We examine the faith of Moses in the later years of his life

We consider the importance of a focused faith by looking at Moses and his parents

We discover how faith is fueled by looking at Joseph’s life

We focus on the blessing of faith from Hebrews 11:20–21.