Steps on how to pray to God for an hour :

These steps are not the only order or way to pray, by any means. These are just 7 steps to a basic structure of prayer and learning to endure in prayer.

1. Open in Praise

During the first ten minutes, open up in praise to the Lord. Praise Him for your ability to have access to Him. Praise Him because He is a God who hears your prayers.

2. Prayers of confession 

Use the next five minutes to confess your sins unto God. Repent for all sins, iniquities, and demonic open doors - both known and unknown. Repent on behalf of your forefathers, ancestors, and bloodline.

3. Prayers of Petition 

During the next ten minutes, petition the Lord for any concerns that may come into your spirit. Make your petitions and requests known to God.

4. Prayers of Thanksgiving 

These next five minutes will be used for thanksgiving unto God. Thank Him that He has heard your prayer and is already working on behalf of you and has gone yet ahead of you. Thank Him that his will, will be done.

5. Song and Worship 

These next five minutes piggyback off of the last five where your thanksgiving may move into full out worship. The Lord loves and deserves worship. Worship Him as this too is apart of prayer.

6. Prayers of Intercession 

Now these next 20 minutes will be for prayers of intercession. Pray for all people, places, and things that come to mind that the Lord is calling you to intercede for and on behalf of.

7. Close in praise 

Within these last five minutes you will close out in praise. Allow this praise to continue until you feel a release from God.

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