Ephesians 3:14‐21
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A lot of believers only pray when they have no other option. Oh, they may have some routine prayers that they pray – like at meal times, or on a Sunday – but when it comes to actually seeking God with desperation, they only do that when they have exhausted all of their human wisdom, when they have worked through every possible strategy, and they are at the end of their rope – they close their eyes, throw it deep, and hope something good happens. But this is a mistake. Why? It’s because the whole Christian life is supposed to be one of desperation. A lack of desperation shows that we don’t think much of God’s ability, and we think a whole lot of our own. Instead, we should remember how great God is when we come to him, and we should remember how much we need him.