Would you turn please this morning to the book of James?

In previous sessions on Sunday mornings, we've been teaching on the subject of prayer.

Prayer principles.

We believe at the direction of the Lord that this is what we should be focusing on right now.

And I believe this is session number 13.

That's about right.

But we've been studying the subject of prayer, what prayer is, and then most specifically

looking at Jesus, who is the ultimate example of a prayer, right?

He won't find a better prayer than Jesus.

And looking at how he prayed and how he has taught us to pray,

both by his teaching, his precept, and his example.

And so we've seen, you know, so many things that he told, he told us to pray in love.

He told us to pray in faith. He told us that we must ask. We talked about the difference

between asking and requiring in Jesus' name. So there's a time to pray, and then there's a time

not to pray, but to say. I'm going to understand in Mark 11, 23, and and then there's a time not to pray but to say.

I'm understanding in Mark 11, 23 and 24, it didn't say whosoever will pray God move the mountain.

No?

What did you say?

This is not prayer.

That's you speaking to something.

So there's a time to pray and then there's a time not to pray,

but rather to say. We looked at persistent praying. We looked at intercessory prayer. We looked at

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