Prayer Comes First

Aug 2, 2020 • Isaac Quan • 1 Tim 2:1-7

As you think about prayers, is Jesus reflected as your mediator and ransom? What do your prayers reveal about who you think Jesus is? Repent and try praying thinking of Jesus as mediator and ransom.

What does it mean to you that Jesus wants you to know he is mediator and ransom? Where might you find out more about this in the Bible? Would you commit to searching more in the Bible about one or both of these descriptors of Jesus?

Who do you need to tell about Jesus’ mediation and ransom of you? Who does Jesus bring to mind? How might Jesus want you to speak to that person? How might you pray for our nation and leaders with these thoughts in mind?

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