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As people who claim to be Christians, prayer should be an important part of our everyday lives. It should be as natural as waking, sleeping, eating, showering, and working. It should be an intentional time of reflection, conversation, and deep listening to God. But often it is something that is rushed like a quick prayer before a test or a court appearance; maybe something we utter before seeing a doctor or a specialist. Mostly in times of trouble and despair, we utter a prayer. When Jesus was asked by his disciples to teach them to pray, he instructed them in the pray that is now a common part of our worship. The concern is that our corporate prayer has become a meaningless and rote prayer. In this series we will strive to better understand what Jesus was teaching in this model prayer and how it is still relevant to our lives. Our aim is that as we learn to pray, we will “Pray This Way.”  - Rev. Dr. Jim Hoffman