Every religion has a prayer component that's to do with that religion.

The Hindus pray.

The Buddhists pray.

I've been to some Buddhist temple and I've seen people literally going at it.

Pray.

Muslims pray five times a day.

Even atheists pray sometimes. And now you've heard it said that there are no atheists in foxholes. But the question is, to whom are they praying?

What are their expectations in prayer?

Are there prayers any more than just reciting a wish list?

Do they have any confidence that their prayers will be answered?

Do they know their God?

That is why Jesus taught us to pray, when we pray, say, our Father in heaven. That distinguishes those who belong to Jesus from the rest of the world.

How? Because no one can call God Almighty, the creator of heaven and earth

father, unless Jesus Christ is the Lord and the Savior of the life. Only Jesus could call the almighty,

all powerful, creator God, father, because he coexisted with him before

the foundation of the world. In fact, he called him Father seven times in the Gospels.

And therefore, only those who belong to Jesus can call God Father. Hebrews 1019 tells us that only through the blood of Jesus

Christ can we enter into the holy place of being able to call God Abba, Father. Now, people tear

themselves apart, crying to their false gods to answer them, just like

those prophets of Bales of old in the days of Elijah where they were tearing themselves

and cutting themselves, calling upon Bail, and Bail was nowhere to be found.

Only those who call upon their Heavenly Father can be absolutely confident

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