Matthew 7:7-11

We’re making our way through the Sermon on the Mount with pastor Jeff Johnson, and today we return to chapter seven and receive some prayer pointers.  The first of which has to do with knowing our need and God’s grace that meets that need.  We’ll then transition to knowing God as our Abba Father, and finally be reminded that God is perfect and doesn’t make mistakes.  

Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll be looking at a section of the sermon on the mount that is crucial to the life of a believer. We often find ourselves in a position as Christians where we lack what God wants to give us, and it’s because we haven’t asked! Even when we ask God, we very often ask off target because we rarely know what’s best for us in life.  

No one should ever try to be a mother or father, who doesn’t know how to pray! Find out what Jesus meant when He said "Ask, seek and knock." If God promises to answer, why are our prayers so often unanswered? In this message Dr. Rogers looks at what Jesus said about how to pray.

One day you will come to a time of crisis when the most important thing on earth will be getting an answer to your prayer. Find out what Jesus meant when He said "Ask, seek and knock." If God promises to answer, why are our prayers so often unanswered? Adrian Rogers makes it clear in this important message.

No one should ever try to be a mother or father, who doesn’t know how to pray! Find out what Jesus meant when He said "Ask, seek and knock." If God promises to answer, why are our prayers so often unanswered? In this message Dr. Rogers looks at what Jesus said about how to pray.