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A Time for asking, seeking, and knocking
It’s not a program but it’s a disciplined time of prayer for 40+ days
It’s an exhortation from Jesus that He expects to be obeyed
It’s expected and to extend until it’s completion
It’s exhausting and being persistent in all avenues in getting an answer
Ask = receive
Seek = find
Knock = open
Jeremiah
It’s persistent - keep on
Exhaust all scriptural efforts in prayer
Ask = receive
It’s making a personal choice to participate - “you”
Seek = find
Knock = open
It’s praying together - “everyone”
Each and everyone participate
It’s personal - “you”
It’s partnership - “everyone”
It’s expecting our Heavenly Father to answer
He is good therefore He will only give us good things
He is sovereign therefore we trust Him with the answers
It’s personal yet it’s collective -’you’ & ‘everyone’
A Time for seeking
It’s persistent - keep on
A Time for knocking
It’s exhausting any scriptural means - try asking,
Don’t be left out - “to those who ask Him!”
Parallel passage Luke 11:9-13
Luke
40+ days explained
Set times to pray
Focused subjects of prayer
Special messages and speakers about prayer each Sunday
Special gatherings for prayer (Home groups)
Seeing some you need our prayers
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