The Lord’s Prayer: What It Means For Your Loved Ones

A contemplative watercolor illustration of Jesus walking solo on a dirt trail through a lush, green forest. He is dressed in cream-colored ancient robes and sandals, heading toward a small wooden bridge over a stream. The forest is rich with moss-covered trees, ferns, and colorful flowers, illuminated by soft sunlight. The path is quiet and empty of other people - their absence representing a solitary journey through life.

This then is how you should pray…

Many of us feel like we’re walking through life alone. Jesus’ words, “This then is how you should pray,” wasn’t a formula — they were an invitation to walk with God instead of by ourselves. This article explores what that means in real life.

Learning to Walk With God Instead of Walking Alone

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This Then Is How You Should Not Pray

Before Jesus teaches the Lord’s Prayer, He warns us how not to pray. This look at His words reveals why sincerity matters – not just for us, but for the people we love.

What Happens When Prayer Becomes Performance