Teach Us How to Pray: A Complete Bible Study for Your Daily Life of Prayer (Paperback or Softback)

My reason for writing this Bible study guide on prayer is to reintroduce everyone to the real basics for a successful prayer life. I want to give everyone a true sense of a relationship with a real all-powerful God. Our Savior-God wants a relationship that is totally honest concerning a Holy God and His Chosen People.

Christian prayers are not being answered today for several reasons. God's word is trying to give us a peaceful heart through our baptism by faith in Jesus Christ. Since we have been 'quickened' or made alive with God in Christ Jesus we need to put our will worship aside and worship our savior Jesus Christ.
Matthew 6:1-15
I want to let God's Word help us rediscover our Christian prayer life. To do this, we need to re-examine our views of The Living, All Powerful God of the Universe! The best place to begin is in Matthew 6, where Jesus tries to introduce us to proper prayer life. Then, after we re-examine our Heavenly Father, I want to examine the hindrances to a successful prayer life that we commit because of our sinful daily walk, according to James 4:1-17.

I want to also discuss at least 5 ways that God does answer prayer. I realize that there are many ways to examine this part of our study, but we need to be honest with ourselves.

Mike

Mike Cater was born in Kansas City, Missouri on November 1st, 1943.  He lived in Emporia, Kansas during his earily life. He is the youngest of three boys.  Robert L. Cater, the oldest brother lived in California for most of his life and his older brother, William (Bill) Cater lives in Southern Kansas, today.
Mike is the son of Ida Carolyn Axe, Cater, Olson and William Danford Cater of Emporia, Kansas. His stepfather, Raymond Dean Olson, retired as a farmer outside of Pomona, Kansas.
Mike is married to Barbara Mary Hook of Pomona, Kansas.  They wewe married in 1962. They are high school sweethearts. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 2012 and live in Lawrence, Kansas to this day.