This morning we are continuing with part 2 of our sermon series on prayer. Last week, we sought to learn to prayer from Jesus by considering the Lord’s Prayer. However, the Lord’s prayer is a general prayer and one of the many prayers that we can pray. It is not always appropriate or best to pray the Lord’s prayer. How should we pray for people in general and for fellow believers in particular, especially bearing in mind the myriad of circumstances they might be facing? Learning from the apostle Paul and his prayer for the saints in 2 Thessalonians 1:3-12, this morning’s sermon seeks to answer this question.