Alone With God: Rediscovering the Power and Passion of Prayer
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(Dan. 9:4–5).
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Jer. 32:17–23).
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True prayer comes from humble people who express absolute dependence on God.
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It Dispels Fear
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It Encourages Hope
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It Removes Loneliness
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It Defeats Selfishness
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It Provides Resources
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It Demands Obedience
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it is your opportunity to glorify Him by acknowledging the greatness and wonder of His character.
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means “to make holy.”
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Acknowledge God Exists
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Know the Truth about God
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Be Aware of His Presence
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Live in Obedience
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Good and noble causes may be worthy of support, but they have no impact in helping to usher in the earthly kingdom of Jesus Christ. At best
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To pray “Your kingdom come” is to pray for God’s program to be fulfilled—for Christ to come and
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Before we go bursting into His presence with all our petitions, we need to stop long enough to consider His causes and His kingdom.
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The Greek word translated “kingdom” (basileia) does not primarily refer to a geographical territory but to sovereignty and dominion.
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indicating a sudden, instantaneous coming (cf. Matt. 24:27). It is the coming of His millennial
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The Conversion of Unbelievers
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The Commitment of Believers
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(Luke 18:1).
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we tend to perceive prayer as important only for making a difference in our circumstances rather than for the difference it can make in us and for God’s glory.
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Our own pride is the major obstacle we must overcome before we can pray for God’s will to be done in our lives.
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When we pray in faith and in conformity to God’s will, our prayer is a sanctifying grace that changes our lives dramatically.
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Theologian John Stott has observed that to Martin Luther, “everything necessary for the preservation of this life is bread, including food, a healthy body, good weather, house, home, wife, children, good government, and peace.”
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Even though God may have already provided the necessity, we ask Him for it in recognition of His past and present provision, as well as in trust for His future supply.
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A Characteristic of the Saints
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Christ’s Example
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Expresses the Highest Virtue of Man
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Frees the Conscience of Guilt
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Benefits the Body of Believers
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Delivers from God’s Discipline
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Activates God’s Forgiveness