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Our sons and daughters can be protected from severe and unnecessary problems. That's because prayer isn't just for adults. When the disciples came, like children, to ask the Lord how to pray, he answered with an easy-to-remember model prayer. That model prayer has survived the test of time. Not to be repeated in vain, it holds, between "Our Father Which art in Heaven" and "glory forever", a host of rich insights and springboards to intimacy with God. It comprehends all situations. It is a shield from every evil influence. What more could we ask for ourselves, our children, and our children's children than the legacy of constant and comprehensive prayer.
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Ever since the time Doug Small shared this simple message from Genesis 18 with our staff in Oak Brook, it has been a favorite, a kind of benchmark for beginning to begin to put in words the spirit of a personal prayer life. Praying is so much more than asking and acquiring answers.

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Born and raised in South Africa, Keith’s early years were marked by hardship. When his father succumbed to alcoholism and changed his behavior as a result, Keith’s mother filed for divorce. The broken state of Keith’s family caused him to turn to the world for fulfillment.
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