series: prayer part#3

Be acutely aware of my condition. Humbly accept God's forgiveness and restoration.

Nehemiah had a relationship with God--"so I prayed to the God of heaven...and I told no one what my God had put in my heart"

Sermon Text: Exodus 33:12-23 Date: July 21, 2019

Sermon Text: Exodus 33:12-23 Date: July 21, 2019

In part 3 of his series on prayer, Pastor JC talks about the "hardest prayer" to pray.

Main Point: Jesus us teaches us how to prayer by giving us practical ways in which to pray... 1. Adoration 2. Confession 3. Thanksgiving 4. Supplication Track: Loving me - Ty lova (Official Audio) Music provided by MusicNotes. Subscribe MusicNotes:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5FS...

Jesus modeled the perfect prayer life by which His followers were not only inspired by His unhindred communion with God by they also experinced the benefits of His intercession. Jesus prayed that His followers would be kept from the evil one, that they would be sanctified by truth and that they would be unified. This prayer not only included the disciples who were with Christ physically while he was on earth but Jesus also included those who would believe in His prayer recorded in John 17. This includes those of us who are Christ follwers in the 21st century. May you be encouraged by the truth that Christ has prayed for you and is at this very moment interceding on your behalf.

Calvary Chapel of Monrovia puts the values of absolute respect and unconditional love into action through the opportunities of service, community, and prayer. We believe that with service comes sacrifice, and we offer ourselves to the community of Monrov

These studies are from our current series, both Wednesday evening and Sunday mornings.

As we finish our "Prayer" series this week, we turn to prayers of repentance. Psalms 32 and 51 are excellent examples of a follower of God (David) acknowledging his sin, confessing, repenting, seeking forgiveness, establishing new patterns, and teaching others. Why do we have any reason to think God will hear our prayers of repentance? Because a broken and contrite heart he will not despise, and he loves all who turn to him in Christ. Have you come clean with God, and taught others to do the same?

Each of us faces trials and suffering that seem insurmountable. It may be family relationships, job, health issues, disappointments, or rejection. Each of us faces our own set of problems. It is important that we think biblically about our problems.

continuing the teaching on prayer

Prayer is a vital part of our relationship with God. Jesus taught us the basics of having a life giving conversation with the Father.