Disciple's Prayer Starter
- pastortrevord
- Oct 24
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 28
OUTLINE:
Main Point: Kingdom Disciples pray to align their heart with God’s as they relate to him.
I. Begin with Relationship v9a
II. Move into Reverence v9b–10
A. Glorify His Name v9b
B. Seek His Kingdom v10a
C. Submit to His Will v10b
III. Bring Our Requests v11–15
A. Trust Him for Bread v11
B. Turn to Him for Grace v12, 14-15
C. Take Refuge from Temptation v13
Beyond the Walls (Grace and Growth)
Weekly Reading:
Day 1 – Begin with Relationship
Scriptures: Matthew 6:9a; John 1:12–13
Why does Jesus teach His disciples to begin prayer with “Our Father”?
How does this remind you that prayer is not a ritual but a relationship?
What does it mean for you to approach the transcendent God as both holy and personal?
Day 2 – Glorify His Name
Scriptures: Matthew 6:9b; Matthew 5:16
What does it mean to “hallow” God’s name in your daily life?
How can you display God’s holiness to others through your actions and attitude?
In what ways might you have treated God’s name/reputation too casually, and how could that change?
Day 3 – Seek His Kingdom and Will
Scriptures: Matthew 6:10; Philippians 2:12–13
What would it look like for God’s kingdom to “come” more fully in your heart or community?
How can praying for His will to be done reshape your desires and priorities?
How does surrendering your will open space for deeper obedience and joy?
Day 4 – Trust Him for Daily Bread and Grace
Scriptures: Matthew 6:11–12, 14–15; Philippians 4:19
Why does Jesus focus on daily needs rather than long-term security?
How can prayer help you rely on God for both provision and forgiveness?
Is there someone you need to forgive as evidence of the forgiveness you’ve received?
Day 5 – Take Refuge from Temptation
Scriptures: Matthew 6:13; 1 Corinthians 10:13
What does it mean to ask God to “lead us not into temptation”?
How can you partner with God by avoiding situations that draw you toward sin?
Where do you need God’s strength to resist the schemes of the evil one this week? In what area of your life might God be calling you to practice quiet dependence this week?
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