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Rooted in Prayer Guided Bible Study
Rooted in Prayer Guided Bible Study
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Rooted in Prayer | 4-Week Guided Bible Study
What if prayer is about more than asking God for what you need?
Prayer is one of the most familiar practices in the Christian life, yet many believers struggle with questions like Am I praying the right way? Why do I pray if God already knows everything? What should I actually pray for?
Rooted in Prayer is a four-week Guided Bible Study designed to help you answer those questions by studying what Scripture—not tradition or opinion—teaches about prayer.
Instead of rushing through dozens of passages, you'll slow down and deeply examine key sections of Scripture, learning how to observe the text, interpret it in context, and apply its truth to your own prayer life.
During this study, you'll discover:
- Why we pray
- When we pray
- What we pray
- How we pray
You'll study:
- Matthew 6 – Jesus' teaching on prayer and the Lord's Prayer
- Luke 5, 6, 9 & 11 – The prayer life of Jesus
- Ephesians 1 & 3 – Paul's prayers for spiritual growth
- Philippians 1 & 4 – Praying with thanksgiving, confidence, and contentment
Throughout the study, you'll learn that prayer is rooted in a relationship with a Father who sees you, knows you, and invites you to come near.
What You'll Find Inside
- Four weeks of guided Bible study
- Daily Scripture observation and annotation
- Historical and cultural context
- Hebrew and Greek word studies
- Cross-references to deepen your understanding
- Interpretation questions that encourage critical thinking
- Weekly discussion questions
- A final prayer exercise to help you put what you've learned into practice
Whether you're new to Bible study or have been studying Scripture for years, Rooted in Prayer will help you move beyond simply talking to God and begin understanding the biblical purpose, pattern, and privilege of prayer.
You'll finish this study with more than a deeper understanding of prayer—you'll leave with greater confidence in the Father who invites you to pray.
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