Prayer-and-Spirituality Learn With Heart

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GRACE:
To know JESUS
more intimately,
that I may love him
more deeply
and FOLLOW HIM
more closely.

Prayer of St. Augustine
to the Holy Spirit
Breathe in me, O Holy Spirit,
that my thoughts may all be
holy.
Act in me, O Holy Spirit
that my work, too, may be
holy.

Draw my heart, O Holy
Spirit,
that I love but what is holy.
Strengthen me, O Holy
Spirit,
to defend all that is holy.
Guard me, then, O Holy

Each of us is called into existence by God as someone special.
“I have called you by name:you are mine”
(Isaiah 43: 1)

Humans have body and soul.
Each must be cared for and developed to be fully
human.
This involves living a life in the
Spirit and making God a very
real part of our daily lives.

Prayer-and-Spirituality Learn With Heart

What word/phrase comes to mind...
What is prayer?
Why do I pray?
How do I pray?

is a personal response to God’s presence.
is a RELATIONSHIP.
God initiates, we respond.

What is PRAYER?
Prayer is a
conscious love
relationship with
God;
being real, honest
and transparent
mutual
(self-disclosure)

Why do we PRAY?
Discipleship as
a response to
that
relationship- to
know, to love
and to follow

How do we PRAY?
Each one relates
with God
uniquely, though
there are many
ways of prayer.

Three Aspects of Genuine
Prayer
1. Awareness of God’s presence
2. Gratitude
3. Response in love

Prayer must animate love in us and
love must animate prayer in us.
The ultimate success-indicator of our life is
CHARITY.
The way we pray should affect and promote
the way we love. Our encounter with God
should influence and enhance genuinely the
way we serve and love our neighbors.

What do I do when I pray?
To whom do I pray?
What do I pray about/for?

The HEART as a PLACE OF
PRAYER
It is in the heart that we
enter into a
relationship with God.

The interior disposition of our
heart is most important in prayer.
Make sure that my heart is well disposed to
encounter God in prayer.
A heart that is humble, transparent, sincere,
patient, generous, trusting, loving, and
above all child-like.

Complete the sentence:
GOD IS LIKE __________ TO ME.

SOME FALSE IMAGES OF GOD
GOD AS A
CLOCKMAKER
After God created you, he
left you to run your life on
your own.

SOME FALSE IMAGES OF GOD
GOD AS A VENDING
MACHINE
Approach God only
when you encounter
difficulties/ sorrows.

SOME FALSE IMAGES OF GOD
GOD AS A HARSH
JUDGE
He will reward/punish
you depending upon
your actions.

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Prayer-and-Spirituality Learn With Heart

1. and Spirituality

2. GRACE: To know JESUS more intimately, that I may love him more deeply and FOLLOW HIM more closely.

3. Prayer of St. Augustine to the Holy Spirit Breathe in me, O Holy Spirit, that my thoughts may all be holy. Act in me, O Holy Spirit that my work, too, may be holy.

4. Draw my heart, O Holy Spirit, that I love but what is holy. Strengthen me, O Holy Spirit, to defend all that is holy. Guard me, then, O Holy

5. Each of us is called into existence by God as someone special. “I have called you by name:you are mine” (Isaiah 43: 1)

6. Humans have body and soul. Each must be cared for and developed to be fully human. This involves living a life in the Spirit and making God a very real part of our daily lives.

9. What word/phrase comes to mind... What is prayer? Why do I pray? How do I pray?

10. is a personal response to God’s presence. is a RELATIONSHIP. God initiates, we respond.

11. What is PRAYER? Prayer is a conscious love relationship with God; being real, honest and transparent mutual (self-disclosure)

12. Why do we PRAY? Discipleship as a response to that relationship- to know, to love and to follow

13. How do we PRAY? Each one relates with God uniquely, though there are many ways of prayer.

14. Three Aspects of Genuine Prayer 1. Awareness of God’s presence 2. Gratitude 3. Response in love

16. Three Aspects of Genuine Prayer 1. Awareness of God’s presence 2. Gratitude 3. Response in love

18. Prayer must animate love in us and love must animate prayer in us. The ultimate success-indicator of our life is CHARITY. The way we pray should affect and promote the way we love. Our encounter with God should influence and enhance genuinely the way we serve and love our neighbors.

19. What do I do when I pray? To whom do I pray? What do I pray about/for?

20. The HEART as a PLACE OF PRAYER It is in the heart that we enter into a relationship with God.

21. The interior disposition of our heart is most important in prayer. Make sure that my heart is well disposed to encounter God in prayer. A heart that is humble, transparent, sincere, patient, generous, trusting, loving, and above all child-like.

22. Complete the sentence: GOD IS LIKE __________ TO ME.

23. SOME FALSE IMAGES OF GOD GOD AS A CLOCKMAKER After God created you, he left you to run your life on your own.

24. SOME FALSE IMAGES OF GOD GOD AS A VENDING MACHINE Approach God only when you encounter difficulties/ sorrows.

25. SOME FALSE IMAGES OF GOD GOD AS A HARSH JUDGE He will reward/punish you depending upon your actions.

26. OUR IMAGE OF GOD AFFECTS OUR PRAYER

43. POINTER IN CL PRAYER and SPIRITUALITY

45. JEREMIAH 29:11

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