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DescriptionJesus says to his disciples, “If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you.” It is to a certain class of men and women who have already received abundant grace at his hands-it is to them that he gives this marvelous power of prayer. O my dear friends, if I may earnestly desire one thing above every other, it is this; that I may be able to ask of the Lord whatever I wish for, and have it given to me. The minister who is diligent in prayer is the man that will find success in his preaching. This is also true for the man facing difficulties in any line of business; for what can baffle him when he can take everything to God in prayer? This kind of man or woman in a church is worth ten thousand of us common people. In these are the men and women in whom is fulfilled God's purpose concerning mankind, whom he made to have dominion over his creation. The stamp of sovereignty is on the foreheads of these men and women: they shape the history of nations; they guide the current of events through their power in prayer with the Almighty God. Aspire to be such men and women, I beg you, that in you, the text may be fulfilled. “Ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you.” I ask for your serious attention to our text, begging you to consider with me three questions. 1. First, what is this special blessing? “Ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you.” 2. Secondly, how is this special blessing obtained? “If you remain in me and my words remain in you.” 3. Thirdly, why is it obtained in this way? Why is it that by remaining in Christ, and having his words remain in us, that we get this liberty and power in prayer? Product Features
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