Albert M. McCaig

The Heart of Prayer is the substance of prayer. We will cover three aspects: in this episode, our relationship and fellowship with God; receiving affirmative answers to Prayer; and, praying in God’s will.  We will cover the content of heart-felt prayer so that we can mold our will into the will of God. We will study how we come to find out God’s will, and then follow that will in not only our pray...

As part of the study of the mechanics of prayer, we learn how God speaks to us primarily through the always true Word of God, the Bible. We see that God also speaks through the Holy Spirit. Through that, we see the powerful role of the Holy Spirit, not only in our prayer lives, but throughout our lives as Christians. We also see how God speaks through pastors, teachers, writers, and even Christian...

God invented prayer as a means of His communicating with us and our communicating with Him. Our study will examine how, if we are not getting results from our prayers and if we are not hearing God, the communication breakdown is on our end, not God’s. Jesus gave us the model prayer. In the Mechanics of Prayer session, we break down the Model Prayer of Jesus into its component parts, examining why...

This study is based on the three fundamentals of prayer, being faith, love, and forgiveness. Many Christians do not have an understanding of why God created prayer and how we are to embrace this direct communication with almighty God. In order to have that direct communication, we must have a relationship with God in order to have fellowship with Him. As a fundamental, prayer starts out with the b...

Part 1, in episode 2, considered the first fundamental of prayer, being Faith. The second fundamental of prayer is love. Without love we are nothing. We will study three aspects of God’s love: God’s love for us, our love for God, and our love for others. We are called to love people and hope for the best and the highest for their lives. The first and highest priority is their salvation. We are ena...

Introduces the concept that prayer should be a passionate, two-way conversation with our Holy God. Praying with passion means having an intense, real relationship with God that is manifested through our own physical, emotional, and spiritual sense of that reality. It means a conversation with God in which we truly know in our hearts that He hears us. Our passion for fellowship with God is visible,...