Asking Really Fulfills All Other Specific Conditions of Prayer, Part 19 (The Prayer Motivator Devoti

Our prayer motivator verse from the Word of God today is Psalm 86:7 which reads: "In the day of my trouble I will call upon thee: for thou wilt answer me."

Allow me to share with you some important points regarding this verse from Matthew Henry's Commentary:

David was in a special manner earnest with God in prayer when he was in affliction: "In the day of my trouble, whatever others do, I will call upon thee, and commit my case to thee, for thou wilt hear and answer me, and I shall not seek in vain, as those did who cried, O Baal! hear us; but there was no voice, nor any that regarded." It is thus our duty to pray always, without ceasing, and to continue instant in prayer; and then we may hope to have our prayers heard which we make in the time of trouble, if we have made conscience of the duty at other times, at all times. It is comfortable if an affliction finds the wheels of prayer a-going, and that they are not then to be set a-going.

Our prayer motivator quote today is from Bill Thrasher. He said: "As we seek to obey the Spirit’s guidance in prayer, let me tell you what will often happen – nothing! But sometimes “nothing” means that the Spirit desires to slow us down and lead us into silence. Our society is addicted to noise, and for that reason we are often insensitive to the Spirit of God."

Our prayer motivator devotional today is part 19 of our series titled "ASKING REALLY FULFILLS ALL OTHER SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF PRAYER" from Dr. John R. Rice.

So I say that asking covers all the conditions, all the requirements to get things from God.

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