Grace to You: Radio Podcast Elements of True Prayer, Part 1 B
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Feb 17, 2026 
John MacArthur, veteran pastor-teacher known for expository preaching, guides listeners through biblical patterns of prayer. He explores how Scripture provokes confession and fasting. He shows prayer aligning believers with God’s will, Daniel’s intense intercession, and Jesus’ submissive plea in Gethsemane. Practical warnings about theology that hinders prayer are also discussed.
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Prayer Arises From The Word
- Prayer must flow from Scripture because the Word defines God's purposes and frames our petitions.
- John MacArthur says prayer aligns our hearts with God's plans rather than changing His mind.
Ezra's Reading Provoked Repentance
- Ezra read the law and the people were driven to confession, fasting, and humility.
- MacArthur uses Ezra to show the Word produces immediate repentance and corporate prayer.
Revelation Leads To Kneeling Prayer
- Receiving revelation naturally compels one to pray in response and intercession.
- Paul bowed his knees after receiving revelation to seek comprehension and blessing for others.
