Main Point: A Christian’s relationship with God is grounded in respect and love.Questions:1. What impacted you from the message this weekend? What challenged you or encouraged you? How did the message impact your understanding of prayer?2. Describe your experience with The Lord’s Prayer. Has it been a part of your church and faith experience? Do you regularly use it when you pray?3. How do you relate to God in prayer? Is it comfortable for you to address God as Father? Why or why not?4. Read Matthew 6:9-13. What do you notice about the Lord’s prayer? Is there anything about the structure of the prayer that is significant? What parts are easy to prayer? What parts are more challenging to you?5. Read Matthew 6:9 again. Jesus starts by making a contrast about the way the Pharisees and Gentiles pray. What does Jesus say about the way they pray in Matthew 6:5-8? How is the Lord’s Prayer different?6. In the opening verse of the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus establishes a balance in the way that we address God. What is this balance? What do the words, “Our Father in Heaven” reveal about the two important ways we related to God?7. Next, Jesus adds the phrase “hallowed be your name.” What does it mean that God’s name is holy? What does this tell us about the way we are to approach God in prayer?8. How can you put into practice what you learned about prayer this week?