NAME: Shanice T.

Capuno
COURSE AND YEAR: BSA 1A

CHRISTIAN PRAYER AND SALVATION

A prayer of salvation is a means of expressing confidence in Jesus Christ as the

only begotten Son of God who died and rose from the grave to save sinners, as well as
admitting one's depravity and need for forgiveness. Although a prayer for salvation can
take many forms, it must include confessing Jesus as Lord and believing that He rose
from the dead. A prayer for salvation can also be an appeal to God to strengthen one's
faith in His word and to get nearer to Him. A prayer is a serious appeal to God or a sacred
object for assistance or gratitude. It is a method of focusing on God in a mutually
beneficial spiritual relationship in which we both speak and listen to Him. There are many
ways to express prayer, including through written, verbal, or even thought-based
expressions. It can be done anywhere, at any time, and by one person or by several. You
can use prayer to ask for wisdom, to show your appreciation, to beg for forgiveness, or
just to spend time with God. In Christian worship, two common prayer practises are
blessing and adoration. Expressing appreciation and accepting God's gifts is what it means
to be blessed. It is also a means of pleading with God for support and direction in our life.
Conversely, adoration is a means of expressing gratitude for God's majesty and greatness.
It is a means of acknowledging God as our Creator and Saviour and showing our love and
devotion to Him. Blessing and adoration are regarded by the Catholic Church as the
fundamental motions of Christian prayer. Blessing is understood as a conversation
between God and humanity in which we ask God to bless us after He first benefits us. The
human attitude of adoration, on the other hand, acknowledges that God is our Creator and
that we are His creations.