Hi Rhonda,  I thought you might enjoy the following posting on the bartimaeus website. It contains 12 audio lessons and an outline on Grace Communication / prayer. It is quite different from what you usually hear and I have found it most helpful in my own prayer life. 
Just below the link is a brief outline of the course and The Prayer of Cyrus Brown. The link is:
http://bartimaeus.us/messages/dks-prayer.html

     New Testament Doctrine Of Communication with God

     The Grace Believer's Communication with God

               Class Outline and Notes
     by Associate Professor David K Spurbeck
     Dispensational Theological Seminary
     Evening School of the Bible

          TABLE OF CONTENTS

   The Prayer of Cyrus Brown 

   Class Outline and Notes 
   Introduction to the Studies 

     Types of Communication with God

  8 English and Greek words for prayer given

     I. thanksgiving - euchAriStia n. euchAriSteo v. 
     In Review 

     II. praise - aInesis, aInos, epaInos n. AIneo, epaIneo v.
     In Review

     III. worship - proseuChe n. proseuChomai v. 
     In Review 

     IV. confession - homologia n. homolego v. 
     In Review 

     V. vow - euChe n. EuChomai v. 
     In Review 

     VI. intercession - Enteuxis n. EntugChano v. 
     In Review 

     VII. supplication - dehsis n. deomai v. 
     In Review 

     VIII. asking - aitema n. aiteo, epaiteo v. 
     In Review 


     IX. The Blessings of the Believer's Grace Communication

                    The Prayer of Cyrus Brown

     "The proper way for a man to pray,"
     Said Deacon Lemuel Keyes,
     "And the only proper attitude 
     Is down upon his knees."

     "No, I should say the way to pray,"
     Said Reverend Doctor Wise, 
     "Is standing straight with outstretched arms
     And rapt and upturned eyes."

     "Oh, no, no, no, no," said Elder Snow,
     "Such posture is too proud, 
     A man should pray with eyes fast closed 
     And head contritely bowed."

     "It seems to me his hands should be
     Austerely clasped in front, 
     With both thumbs pointing toward the ground," 
     Said Reverend Doctor Blunt.

     "Las' year I fell in Hodgkin's well
     Head first," said Cyrus Brown, 
     "With both my heals a-stickin' up, 
     My head a-pintin' down;

     "An' I made a prayer right then and there
     Best prayer I ever said, 
     The prayinest prayer I ever prayed,
     A-standin' on my head."
          --by Sam Walter Foss

Listening for His shout!

Grant