Pray the Prayer: Unlocking the Power of the Lord's Prayerಮಾದರಿ

Every day, we face temptation—the pull to go against God’s way and choose our own desires instead. That’s why Jesus teaches us to pray, "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil."

It’s important to understand that God does not tempt us (James 1:13). However, He does allow us to go through trials that test and strengthen our faith.

Temptation comes in many forms:
✔ A desire to compromise integrity
✔ The urge to lash out in anger
✔ The pull toward sinful habits

Jesus' prayer teaches us two things:

1. We need God’s strength to resist temptation.
2. We need His deliverance from the evil one.

We are in a spiritual battle, but we are not fighting alone. God promises to provide a way out when we are tempted (1 Corinthians 10:13).

Journal Prompt:
What is a temptation you are currently struggling with? How can you turn to God for strength?

Prayer:
Our Father, I face battles every day. Lead me in Your ways, and give me the strength to overcome temptation. Amen.

Final Thoughts & Next Steps

The Lord’s Prayer is more than just a set of words—it’s a blueprint for a transformed life. As you continue to pray this way, let it shape not just your prayers, but your heart, mindset, and daily walk with God.

✔ Use the Lord’s Prayer as a daily guide—not just in words, but in action.
✔ Reflect on what impacted you most—how has this study changed the way you approach prayer?

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