Just Ask | Robby Williams

Prayer isn't about using God like a vending machine but building a relationship with a Father who deeply cares about His children. Many believers struggle with bringing their needs to God because they think their problems are too small, too big, or they feel unworthy of God's help. However, Jesus taught us to ask for three important things: physical needs (daily bread), spiritual needs (forgiveness), and protection from evil and temptation. Scripture is filled with examples of ordinary people who prayed bold prayers and received supernatural intervention. Elijah prayed persistently for rain after years of drought, Hezekiah asked for more years of life, and the early church prayed earnestly for Peter's release from prison. In each case, God responded powerfully. Ephesians 3:20 reminds us that God can do immeasurably more than we ask or imagine. The problem isn't that we ask for too much—it's that we don't ask for enough! When we begin engaging with God in meaningful prayer, we should expect spiritual opposition, but we shouldn't fear because greater is He that is in us than he that is in the world.

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