A "How" of Method (Philippines 4:6)

Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your request be made known unto God. Whenever we come in prayer to present our requests to God, Our Lord instrusts us to pause long enough to remember who He is: Our King, Our Righteousness. His word tells us of His Kingdom--the realm in which His servants' request are to be made. If we don't acknowledge who He is,prayer is not prayer at all. Instead, the recitation of our worries is simply an attempt to worry God. God is already aware of our needs. He wants us to think over what we ask from Him. Do not be satisfied with going over the same thing every day. No Child goes on saying the same thing day after day to his earthly father. Conversation with the father is coloured by the needs of the day. Let your prayer be something definite, rising out of the Word which you have read or out of the real soul--needs which you long to have satisfied. Let your prayer be so definite that you can say, I know what I asked for from my Father, and Iexpect an answer." It is a good plan sometimes to take a piece of paper and write down what you pray for.You might keep such a paper for a week or more and repeat the prayers until some need arises.