The Lord's Prayer is a prayer outline with seven major topics, each representing a basic human need: 1) The Paternal Need: 'Our Father...' When you pray, all needs are met by the benevolence of a loving Father. 2) God's Presence: 'Hallowed be Your name...' Enter His presence through praise and call Him 'Father' because of Christ's atoning blood 3)God's Priorities: 'Your kingdom come...' Declare that His kingdom priorities shall be established in yourself, your loved ones, your church, and your nation. 4) God's Provision: 'Give us...' Jesus, the need-meeter, told us to pray daily, asking Him to supply all our needs. 5)God's Forgiveness: 'And forgive us...' You need God's forgiveness, and you need to forgive others. Daily set your will to walk in love and forgiveness. 6) Power Over Satan: 'And do not lead us...deliver us from the evil one' Pray a hedge of protection about yourself and your loved ones, and verbally put on the armor of God. 7) Divine Partnership: 'For Yours is the kingdom' Praise God for sharing His kingdom, power, and glory with you. This Prayer will teach you how to pray.

     For this very purpose the Lord has sanctified or set  Himself apart. He has gone up to heaven, there to watch over His own, to be our High Priest with God. He is there, too, as the object of our hearts. We are called not to run our race with patience, looking unto Jesus, with the Holy Spirit within us and the Word in our hands, to be a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. As we value the Word, and are controlled by its precious truth made good to us in the Spirit's power, we are sanctified by God the Father and by our Lord Jesus Himself. [adapted from Henry A. Ironside]

       God has a Due Season for all of the Seeds you plant—Good Seeds as well as Bad Seeds. SEED FAITH. God has a timetable for every seed we plant. His timetable is not always our timetable. Sometimes the "due season" means a quick return. Sometimes it means a process or slow return that may take years—even a lifetime. But we can count on three things. First, God will cause a harvest to come from our seeds. Second, God is never early or late—He is always right on time with our best interests at heart. Third, our harvest will have the same nature as our seeds sown: good seeds brings good harvests, bad seeds bring bad harvests. What are we to do during the growing time of our seeds? 1) Refuse to become discouraged. 2)Determine to keep our faith alive and active. 3)Give and keep on giving; love and keep on loving. Know this—His harvest is guaranteed. Continue in an attitude of expectancy.    ~from Spirit Filled Bible, NKJV~