Teach us How to Pray

This sermon examines the prayer life of Jesus Christ as the ultimate model for believers, emphasizing that the goal of Christianity is progressive sanctification and conformity to His image. The speaker contrasts Jesus' consistent, committed, and relational approach to prayer with the disciples' ritualistic, obligatory, and pretentious habits, highlighting that true prayer is a privilege of communion with the Father rather than a duty. By analyzing the context of Luke 11, the message challenges listeners to view prayer as a priority rather than an afterthought, urging them to acknowledge their spiritual deficiencies and actively seek God's instruction. The tone is pastoral and convicting, calling the congregation to move beyond superficial religious performance toward a dependent, powerful, and intentional relationship with God through prayer.