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Prayer List 

"You ask and don't receive because you ask wrongly, so that you may spend it on your desires for pleasure." (James 4:3)

When developing your prayer life it’s helpful to have a consistent plan in place to help you gain momentum and intimacy with God. 

Here is how I organize my prayer life.

I start my time with God praying through the P.R.A.Y.E.R. acrostic based on the Lord’s prayer in Matthew 6 to ensure that I am praying balanced and biblically:

Praise and Worship 
Repent
Ask
Yield
Expect Results 
Remember to Thank God

Developing a prayer list can be a great way to build your faith and consistently bring your requests to the Father. Let me give you a peek into what I currently have on my prayer list. First I have the P.R.A.Y.E.R. acrostic on top of the list to remind myself to authentically approach God with humility and reality. The last thing I want to do is quickly mumble a list of words to myself and call that “prayer.” I want to actually communicate with the living God. It is important to take your time and rest in His presence.

Prayer: 

Lord, help me to keep prayer simple. Help me to ask you for great things and expect you to answer in great ways. 

-Paul Worcester