The Bible describes in the book Matthew 6: 9-13 a model of prayer that Jesus gave his disciples to communicate with the father and says:
9 So, pray this way:
"Our father who art in Heaven,
Hallowed be thy name.
10 “Your kingdom come.
Thy will be done,
so on earth as in heaven.
11 “Give us today our daily bread [a].
12 “And forgive us our debts [b], as we have forgiven our debtors.
13 “And do not put us into temptation, but deliver us from evil [c]. Because yours is the kingdom and power and glory forever and ever. Amen ”(New American Standard (NASB)
First of all it can be noted that Jesus in his prayer model teaches them that they must sanctify before all the
name of the father who is above all name, because in this way you can start the prayer by exalting the name of the Lord, then he makes mention about the coming of the kingdom, that is to say, to yearn and declare the kingdom of God in us as a celestial government but who dwells in our midst according to his sovereign will.
One of the things that we must put into practice is to submit our will to the will of God and not do what seems to us.
God has promised us to give us daily bread for this reason, it must also be one of our daily statements before the Lord to ask that we not miss our daily bread at our table.
The model prayer also teaches us that we must forgive just as we also ask God for our forgiveness. Remember that forgiveness is a topic treated in the Bible as a basic or essential requirement to be able to achieve mercy and God's forgiveness also provides us with freedom and endless blessings.
Finally, the Lord Jesus clarifies that in that order of ideas in intimacy with God he protects us from the temptation to keep us from evil