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The Persistent Neighbor At Midnight

The Persistent Neighbor At Midnight. Luke 11:5-13. What Would You Do?. Context: Teach us how to pray- v.1-v.4 OUR LESSON- v.5-v.8 Jesus says...ASK v.9-v.13. What this does not mean: - Isa 65:24, 1 Jn. 5:14-15, . I. Lessons We Can Learn

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The Persistent Neighbor At Midnight

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  1. The Persistent Neighbor At Midnight Luke 11:5-13

  2. What Would You Do? Context: Teach us how to pray- v.1-v.4 OUR LESSON- v.5-v.8 Jesus says...ASK v.9-v.13 What this does not mean: - Isa 65:24, 1 Jn. 5:14-15,

  3. I. Lessons We Can Learn 1. God never is too busy, too far away, or too tired - Matthew 20:30-32, Psa. 145:18 2. Even the “great ones” sometimes had to wait. 3. We can affect the holy, infinite God through prayers. 4. We are not inconveniencing God. 5. We matter to God at least as much as any child ever has mattered to his parents. Lk. 11:14-17

  4. II. Putting Prayer Into Practice • 1. We have to learn to “Just Pray It.” • - I Thessalonians 5:16-18 • Rejoice Always • Pray Without Ceasing • In All Things Giving Thanks • 2. A Prayer Schedule- Daniel 6 • 3. Accountability- Acts 3:1

  5. 1. What do you think Satan will use to hinder a consistent prayer schedule today? 2. What plans can you make right now to keep from giving in to Satan’s hindrances this week? 3. Who will you enlist as an accountability partner? 4. Why do some naturally avoid picking someone else to help hold them accountable? How will you overcome these objections?

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