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Talking With God In Prayer

DAY 4 OF 4

YEARNING FOR GOD

TALKING TO GOD
Thank God that He loves you and wants you to learn to talk to Him through prayer. Ask God to teach you how to pray.

DIVING IN
Make three sets of note cards with the following words/phrases on them: grandparent, best friend, your pastor, grocery store clerk and a neighbor’s cousin. Spread out first stack according to the person you talk to most at the top and the person you talk to the least at the bottom. Arrange the second set in the same way, with the person you most want to be around at the top. Line the third set next to the other two, with the person you most miss at the top. Compare how similar your lists are.

GOING DEEPER
Prayer is simply talking to God, who loves you and wants what is best for you. Just as you may miss someone you love when he is gone, your spirit misses God when you do not spend time talking to Him. The Bible often says that this longing to be with God is like being thirsty or hungry. Read Psalm 42:1-2: "As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?" You can go to God in prayer and find Him, just as the deer finds water in a stream when it is thirsty.

TALKING TO EACH OTHER
- What do you think about when you are hungry or thirsty?
- How is being with God similar to being with a person you love? How is it different?
- How might you tell that your spirit is thirsty to be with God?

Scripture

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About this Plan

Talking With God In Prayer

Family life can be busy, and we may not always take the time to pray—let alone remember to help our children develop the habit of including God in their day. In this plan, your family will see how much God wants to hear from us and how prayer strengthens our relationship with Him and one another. Each day includes a prayer prompt, brief Scripture reading and explanation, hands-on activity, and discussion questions.

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