Pastor David McKinley’s sermon from Luke 11:1–13 emphasizes the essential nature of prayer in the life of a believer, modeled after Jesus’ own devotion to prayer. He outlines five key practices: honoring God’s power (“Father, hallowed be Your name”), longing for His presence (“Your kingdom come”), trusting His provision (“Give us each day our daily bread”), seeking His pardon and protection (“Forgive us our sins... lead us not into temptation”), and waiting on His wisdom through persistent faith. McKinley concludes by affirming God’s goodness and promise to hear and answer prayer, urging believers and the church to live in continual, dependent communion with Him.
