As Christians, prayer is our greatest privilege and sometimes our greatest failure.

I don't know a one of us that would say I am satisfied with my prayer life, and I think all

of those of us who know and love the Lord Jesus want to pray better.

Prayer is the greatest Christian privilege.

I want to say it is the greatest Christian service, but alas,

alas, alas, it is the Christian's greatest failure. Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the

timeless teaching of pastor and author, Adrian Rogers. As Christian's prayer is our greatest privilege and service, yet it can be a

great failure. Too often, we don't have the desire to pray, nor do we know what to pray for. Other times,

the enemy interferes to keep us from praying. Knowing this, God has given us an ally, an asset, and great helper, the Holy Spirit.

If you have your Bible, turn now to Romans chapter 8. We'll begin in verse 26, as Adrian

Rogers shares more about prayer. Romans is the constitution of Christianity. We are looking at the foundations of our faith,

a solid word in an unsure age, and we've been right in the heart of this eighth chapter,

which is the heart of the book of Romans, which is the heartbeat of all great theology. And today we're going to be

talking about prayer. We're going to retrace some things that we've told you before and

reemphasize these things because they are of such great importance. Romans chapter 8, and we

begin in verse 26. Likewise, the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities.

For we know not what we should pray for as we ought, but the Spirit itself maketh intercession

for us with groanings which cannot be uttered and he that searcheth the hearts knoweth

what is the mind of the spirit because he that is the spirit maketh intercession for the saints

according to the will of God and we know that all things work together for good to them that love God,

to them who are the call according to His purpose.

And that's very obvious that there are two words that are standing out here.

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