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Are we praying correctly?
When we go before God and ask him for things are we getting it right?
How should we pray?
Intro:
What have you done for me lately?
Often this is our approach toward’d God in prayer isn’t it.
Illus: We are like children
Research that discusses childhood development and the “me” phase
Drama
Jesus begins his High Priestly Prayer
As an advocate on behalf of his people and more
Right before Jesus and His disciples go across the Kidron Valley and into the garden where he would be betrayed and handed over to be killed
The Contents of Jesus Prayer
Starts by seeking God’s glory
He calls himself Son
John 17
He puts God the Father’s glory above His own
This solidif
This is odd since He is God
Recognizes God’s Sovereignty
God is the one who has given Jesus authority
Authority to overcome the world
The purpose of this prayer
1.
To Glorify God
How?
Jesus was obedient and his work was completed
2. Then to ask for the ultimate completed desire
Jesus knew what we need
A restored relationship with God
a relationship that includes being in His presence
John 17
True Glory is being in the presence of God
We glorify God by seeking to be in His presence
Illus: GLORIFY Mission statement
We have our faith in the fact that Jesus has restored this relationship
We long and desire actually being in God’s presence
We hope for that day and seek for it
We do so by coming before Him Sunday Mornings for worship
3. Then to express how He glorified God on this earth
He shared with people what God was doing in the world
John 17:
His Redemptive work
His Sovereignty
That Jesus came to implement belief in God’s chosen people
Doctrine
Trinity
Jesus addresses Him as the Father
He refers to himself as Son
They existed rom all eternity
God’s Sovereignty
Jesus glory came from God (vs.
2)
God has the ability to glorify Jesus
Everything Jesus has came from God (v.
7)
God formed His words (v.
8)
He sent Jesus to earth (v.9)
We must cling to our belief in a Sovereign God or our prayers or meaningless
Jesus understanding and knowledge
Jesus know why He was here on earth and where he came from and where he was going
He wasn’t simply going through the motions
Jesus was sent to convey these things to us for us to believe and have eternal life
Eternal life
A restored relationship with God through Jesus Christ and faith in him
And, as Jesus prays for here - glorification
Doxology
We have a model of how to pray
We are often like little children and Scripture tells us we do not know how to pray
Good prayer starts by glorifying God
Recognizing Him for what He has done in our life
Recognizing Him for what He is currently doing
Asking Him to do the things He has promised to do, not for the things we so often desire
Glorifying God means that we see the work that we are doing as His
What is God doing in my life?
What ministry do I have to those around me?
We know we are glorifying God when
We recognize His sovereignty
We recognize the work He has done to restore our relationship
We manifest His name to others
We receive the words of Christ and our faith grows
We rely on His making us understand and believe the truths Jesus gave us
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