What do Protestants say when they pray?

Prayer is to talk to God, express our thoughts to God, and present to God what we want and need.

Prayer content:

BLESS: B-body; L-learning; E-emotion; S-social; S- Spirituality.

ACTS: A-Adoration, praising and worshiping God (Psalm 95:1-6); C-Confession, repenting of every known sin (Psalm 32 :5); T-thanksgiving, giving thanks for everything (Philippians 4:6); S-prayer (supplication), praying for people and things that need prayer (1 Timothy 2:1)

Prayer does not have a fixed form. You can pray aloud or silently in your heart. You can use certain prayers or not. You can pray regularly in the morning or evening, or at any time during normal times. Anyway, God is always by our side, all the time, every moment, and He hears us whenever we pray.

At the end of the prayer, we say: “Ask in the name of the Lord.” This is the command and promise of the Lord Jesus Himself. Finally, say "Amen", which means "it is indeed true" and "sincerely wish".

Haha, may the Lord bless you!