Hello and welcome to the Truth Seekers podcast.

Today's episode is part of our Praying the Bible series.

Each month we read a verse from the Bible and learn how to

pray it back to God. Have you ever struggled with knowing what to say to God

when you pray? Sometimes we don't always know how to pray or what to pray when we're talking to God.

The good news is that God has given us the Bible, and the Bible is filled with all kinds of truths that we can pray back to God.

When we are at a loss and don't know how or what to pray, we can turn to the Bible to give us

truths that we can stand on and believe in when we pray to God.

Did you know that when you asked Jesus into your heart, you became a child of God?

The Bible says we can have confidence as we come before God and talk to him in prayer because

he is our father and he hears us.

Today I am going to show you how we can pray the Bible.

Today's passage from the Bible comes from Ephesians 2, 1 through 10.

Ephesians is a book of the Bible in the New Testament.

It is a letter that was written by a man named Paul

who wrote to the church in Ephesus, The people at the church in Ephesus were known as the

Ephesians. Paul writes to the Ephesians to remind them of what Jesus did for them and for us.

As we get closer to Easter, it's good for us to take some time

and begin to prepare our hearts to remember the sacrifice Jesus made by giving his life for us and dying on the

cross for our sins. Easter celebrates that Jesus didn't stay in the grave, but he rose from the dead and conquered death and sin forever.

It's important to remember this time, just like we celebrate Christmas and Jesus' birth, we want to remember what Jesus did for us by giving his life for ours.

It's not always fun to think about sin. We can't avoid it. The Bible says we all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

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