We conclude our series on prayer by focusing on actually practicing prayer in our lives. The words from Philippians encourage us to be praying regularly in all kinds of ways and in all kinds of seasons of life. Whether we are praising God, confessing to him, asking him for help or lifting up the needs of others, expressing these things to God is what we are made to do. What will help you to build in a better rhythm of prayer in your life? How can you take the first steps toward that this week? Prayer isn’t just something on our to-do list that we can check off, it is life-giving communion with God which provides for us his peace which passes understanding.