
Prayer
How to Pray When You Have No Words
Romans 8:26 assumes there will be days when prayer collapses into groaning. Here is what to do on those days.
Audela Study Desk
Learning to pray from the words Scripture already gives us: the psalms of the troubled, the prayers of the apostles, and the pattern Jesus taught his disciples.

Prayer
Romans 8:26 assumes there will be days when prayer collapses into groaning. Here is what to do on those days.
Prayer traced from Genesis to Revelation: the Hebrew and Greek vocabulary, how Israel prayed, how Jesus prayed, and what the New Testament expects of us.
A long answer from Scripture for the season when prayer feels unanswered, with every passage quoted in full.
The chapter that puts prayer in the place of anxiety, studied verse by verse.
A prayer of trust, line by line, in the setting a shepherd would have recognised.
Prayer as Scripture teaches it, not as we assume it.
Prayer is learned, and the disciples knew it.
The first word of the pattern changes everything after it.
Jesus commands persistence, and gives a reason for it.
Scripture gives you words for the worst days.
The antidote to anxiety in Scripture is a specific kind of prayer.
Almost every prayer in the New Testament is plural.
The power of prayer rests on the one praying for you.
The Sunday Study
Verse-by-verse teaching with historical context, and a prayer to close. Nothing else in the email.