Asking For The Holy Spirit

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Mark Driscoll

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🗓️ 25 April 2016

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Jesus teaches some parables and principles for prayer. First, our God is good, loving, gracious, and kind, so we should come to him, day or night, 24/7, and ask, seek, and knock. Second, God is a good Father and if we ask him for a good thing, we won’t get a bad thing. A good Father gives good gifts and the greatest gift is the Holy Spirit. Ask, continually, for the Holy Spirit and his help.

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0:07.3	Jesus-centered Bible teaching.
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0:29.0	ministry with a gift of any amount.
0:31.9	Thank you.
0:33.4	Father God, I thank you first of all that we get to call you Father, just like Jesus said,
0:39.9	we should and we could.
0:42.0	And so God, we thank you for being a loving dad who hears and answers our prayers.
0:47.1	Anytime we can bring anything to you and you're happy to hear from your children.
0:51.9	Father, we thank you for that.
0:53.6	Jesus, we thank you for being the perfect big brother who has taken away sin.
0:58.0	And Father, we thank you as well for the gift of the Holy Spirit.
1:01.4	Holy Spirit, we invite you to eliminate the scriptures you have inspired to be written
1:06.2	and to conform us to the image of Jesus and to teach us to pray as he did.
1:10.4	And we ask for this grace and his good name.
1:12.5	Amen.
1:13.5	And as we get into it today, here is Luke 11.
1:16.7	It starts with Jesus praying and the disciples coming to him observing him praying and asking
1:22.2	Jesus this very curious question in Luke 11, verse 1.
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