Lord, Teach Us to Pray by Ron DiCianni

Oswald Chambers said, “One of the reasons for our sense of futility in prayer is that we have lost our power to visualize. We can no longer even imagine putting ourselves deliberately before God.”

Lord, Teach Us to Pray shows a mother teaching her son about that special and personal connection to God. Look closely at this painting and see the cross formed by the intersection of light behind the mother and child. Like little children, we often revert to one-way communication with God – we talk and He listens. Prayer is so much more than that. It is a moment in time for us to enter the very throne room of God and spend time conversing with the Almighty.

ARTIST NOTE: Scripture reveals that Jesus’ prayers were a symphony to God’s ears. Never did Jesus ask God for anything that was outside of the heartbeat of His Father. Jesus knew how to pray.

We, on the other hand, have picked up some wrong ideas that sometimes hinder our prayers. We forget that prayer is merely practice for the day we are face to face with God.

Unframed Open Edition Canvas

Measures 10x12"