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Never Stop Seeking Holiness
Alex Yeung
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ePriest
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
This reflection by Alex Yeung on
Matthew 7:7-12
is about Jesus commanding the disciples to ask things of the Father. Yeung encourages prayer and childlike trust in the One who supplies all our needs.
Matthew 7:7-12
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Prayer,
Goodness,
Trust,
Sanctification
Opened And Closed Doors
Dana English
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Visual Commentary on Scripture
Artwork, Article about Artwork, Sermon Preparation or Illustration
Dana English examines "sheer persistence" in Luke 11:5–13 and
Matthew 7:7–11
, using three art pieces that depict the symbolism of the door.
Matthew 7:7-11;
Luke 11:5-13
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Door
Ask, Seek, Knock
Elyse Ramirez
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theWord
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
In this audio homily on
Matthew 7:7-12
, Elyse Ramirez encourages Christians to approach God in prayer like children approach their mother—full of confidence and expectant trust. (Length: 5:44)
Matthew 7:7-12
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Mother,
Petition,
Prayer,
Trust
Choosing Healing
Elsa Peters
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Re-Worship
Prayer
This is a unique healing rite, taken from
Matthew 7:7-12
by Elsa Peters. In it, the congregation responds to Christ's willingness to heal.
Matthew 7:7-12
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Epiphany,
Healing,
Silence,
Road
Ask, Seek, Knock
Gabriel von Wendt
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ePriest
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
A reflection on
Matthew 7:7-12
about strengthening our trust in God and counting on allowing God to lighten our burden. This meditation speaks on asking God properly, being docile to God's inspirations, and seeking "God-centeredness."
Matthew 7:7-12
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Seeking God,
Trust
The Golden Rule
Rolf Jacobson
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
In this podcast, Rolf Jacobson, Joy Moore, and Kathryn Schifferdecker discuss judging others, the golden rule, and the parable of the wise and foolish builders from
Matthew 7:1-14
, 24-29. (Length: 11:27)
Matthew 7:1-14, 24-29
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Foundation,
Golden Rule,
Judgment
Trustworthy
Robert M Zanicky
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Day1
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
In his sermon on
Matthew 7:7-12
, Robert Zanicky explains that though our capacity to trust may be malformed during childhood, our God is still trustworthy.
Matthew 7:7-12
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Trust,
Attributes Of God,
God's Faithfulness
But What Did Jesus Actually Say?
Michael Gillis
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Ancient Faith
Article about Scripture
In this article from the Orthodox tradition, Michael Gillis examines the Sermon on the Mount (
Matthew 5-7
) by linking love for God and others with final judgment.
Matthew 5-7
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Sermon On The Mount,
Love For Others,
Love For God,
Judgment
Delight of Discovery
John R Gunn
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Day1
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Reminding us that the Kingdom of Heaven is described by Jesus as something that is sought (
Matthew 7:7-12
, 13:44), this article by John Gunn explains that God desires us to have the joy of discovery.
Matthew 7:7-12, 13:44
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Treasure,
Study,
Kingdom Of God,
Exegesis
Commentary on Matthew 7:1-14, 24-29
Working Preacher
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Working Preacher
Prayer, Service Outline or Song Suggestions
Commentary on
Matthew 7
:-14, 24-29 via a prayer and hymn and choral suggestions.
Matthew 7:1-14, 24-29
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Love,
Patience
Answering with thanks
Rhonda Mawhood Lee
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The Christian Century
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
Rhonda Mawhood Lee reflects on the principle that visitors whom we tend to see as interruptions of our routine, are in fact gifts of God, opportunities for grace, for whom we can give thanks.
Matthew 6:9-13, 7:7-11
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Visitors,
Thanksgiving,
Hospitality,
Perseverance
We Believe That Faith Is Known by Its Fruits
William H Willimon
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Day1
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
William H. Willimon, based on the Sermon on the Mount (
Matthew 5-7
), shares a Wesleyan view of faith and how discipleship and discipline go together.
Matthew 5-7
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Sermon On The Mount,
Faith,
Discipline,
United Methodist
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Seek Ye First the Kingdom
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Come, My Soul, Thy Suit Prepare
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Spirit of God, Descend upon My Heart
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Jesus Teaches Us How to Pray
Darrell Delaney
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Groundwork
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
In this audio with transcript, Darrell Delaney and Scott Hoezee reflect on Jesus' teaching about prayer (Matthew 6:5-14,
7:7-12
) and conclude that motivations of the heart are more important in prayer than correct words. (Length: 24:58)
Matthew 6:5-14, 7:7-12
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God's Provision,
Heart,
Hypocrisy,
Lord's Prayer
Ask, Seek, Knock
Mary Jeremiah Gillett
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theWord
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
A sermon on
Matthew 7:7-12
by Mary Jeremiah Gillett, who uses the acroynm "A.S.K."—signifying "Ask, Seek, Knock"—to explain the persistence and faith that Jesus seeks to cultivate in our prayers.
Matthew 7:7-12
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Esther (book),
Intercession,
Patience,
Petition
Bible Study of Matthew 7:1-12
David Deeks
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Methodist UK
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions
God's love and mercy are freely given to those who ask. And God also knows how best to meet the particular needs of each person before they ask, because God understands people from the inside.
Matthew 7:1-12
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God's Mercy,
Prayer,
Grace
Ask, Seek, Knock
Anita Monro
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Re-Worship
Prayer of Confession
Anita Monro writes a prayer of adoration and confession inspired by
Matthew 7:7-11
, Luke 11:1-13, combining the Lord’s prayer with Jesus’ teaching on persistently asking, seeking, and knocking, and the good gifts from the heavenly Father.
Matthew 7:7-11;
Luke 11:1-13
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Lord's Prayer,
Mercy,
Seeking God
Please Pass the Bread
Arthur Landwehr
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Arthur Landwehr Sermons
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
"Bread is basic to life." Arthur Landwehr's sermon outline for
Matthew 7:7-11
explores the spiritual, economic, and political implications of "give us this day our daily bread."
Matthew 7:7-11
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Lord's Prayer,
Bread,
Hunger
Is God Generous?
David Dorn
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Ministry Matters
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
David Dorn reflects on Christ's teaching about God's generosity in
Matthew 7:7-12
, reminding us that it is the key to understanding blessing and prayer. (Length: 08:11)
Matthew 7:7-12
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Golden Rule,
Generosity,
Father,
Gifts From God
Adults Ask 119 Less Questions Daily
Mark Batterson
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Preaching Today
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
This illustration is about how unlike adults, children discover and learn about the world around them by asking questions. It is appropriate for topics such as discipleship, sanctification, and spiritual growth.
Jeremiah 33:3;
Matthew 7:7-11, 18:2-4
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Discipleship,
Spiritual Growth,
Daily Living,
Sanctification
Glancing Thoughts
Eleonore Stump
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The Sunday Website
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
Though Christ’s sermon on the mount provides detail for applying the ten commandments, the circumstances can make application unclear. The whole of Christ’s life and actions recorded in the Gospels are our best “instruction manual.”
Exodus 20:1-17;
Matthew 5-7
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Sermon On The Mount,
Ten Commandments,
Enemy,
Teaching
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