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Prompts to Help You Pray
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Our prayer is a confession. The Bible teaches us to confess our sins regularly and ask God to forgive us for all the mistakes we make and disobedient acts toward Him that we do regularly, even if they don’t seem very big to the world. It helps us to draw closer to God when we confess and recognize that anything that does not follow His plan for us in completely willing obedience is hurtful to us and others, and something we need to be freed from. Because we will not be completely freed from sin until we get to Heaven, it is a good idea to confess our sins regularly, to remind ourselves that we have been saved and that God is always ready to forgive and help us, every time we go astray.
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