May 10, 2020
Teach Us To Pray: Give Us This Day…
Andrew Allison – Listen
Sermon Questions Luke 11:1-13
- Explain what praying “give us today our daily bread” includes. Does the ‘us’ add to your prayers?
- What is the effect of praying for our immediate needs AFTER we prayed about how awesome our Lord is and our full surrender to His Kingdom and Will?
- Unpack v.5-8, the story of the midnight caller. What does that tell you about God?
- Clarify v. 9-10. Is Jesus saying you always get what you ask for? If not, what is He saying?
- What’s your takeaway from v.11-13? Do you believe/experience God as the Father who gives good gifts? Why or why not?
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