Who are you really talking to when you pray? Jesus warned His disciples that prayer can quietly become a performance for others rather than a conversation with God. He also gave them a model that flips the way most people pray, starting not with what we need but with who God is. If your prayer life feels dry, routine, or disconnected, the answer might be simpler than you think.
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