Annoying Prayer: Keep Asking, Seeking, and Knocking

from RePURPOSE & PUBLISH · host alice newsome

In today's Repurpose and Publish Podcast I am going to talk about annoying prayers where you are constantly requesting action from God by asking, seeking and knocking. Does God get tired of hearing your requests or is this a way to keep God's attention? When we want something from God we should ask and keep asking. This shows we are serious about our request and we should ask again. Jesus tells us to ask, seek and knock. Also in this episode I am going to give tips on how I study the bible. Listen in and be blessed. Today's text: Luke 11

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