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How completely satisfying
to turn from our limitations
to a God who has none.
— A. W. Tozer

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I promised a giveaway a while back. I said it would be sometime in May. Then I got busy. Here it is in June. Only the month after I expected. :] I can't quite remember but I think I blogged some about my personal study on the Lord's prayer or, more accurately, the Disciple's prayer. I learned quite a bit about how to pray. Prayer is the lifeline for Believers and I wanted/want to know how to pray. Really pray. Through the study I noticed some things I had not seen before. For instance- forgiveness comes after worship and petition. Do you know how unworthy/hideous/dirty you feel by the time you get to that point!?! My friend BrittneyLeanne inspired me (she seems to do that a lot) in two ways. 1. Take the points that I learned and put them on cards as prompts as she has done here . 2. Make one to share! This deck is not to be an all inclusive study tool. Its purpose is to help guide you as you pray as Jesus instructed us to. These are elements that must be i...

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