Wesley Huff

Like, it's David or whoever, the psalmist, coming to God and saying, I don't get it.

I'm hurting.

I'm broken.

I'm alone.

I don't feel you.

There's an aspect of the relational component of prayer.

Now, prayer is not just that, right?

Prayer is...

You know, asking is supplications, is committing your desires to God because you believe that God can actually work in the universe and do things.

Yeah, seeking you will find.

Knock and the door will be opened unto you.

I mean part of those is that there's a little bit of a trickiness in quote mining because the context could mean prayer.

The context could mean the salvific act of God.

Knock and the door shall be opened unto you.

Like if you're actually seeking God and you're doing that with an open heart and an open mind –

God is going to say, you know, yes, I'm entering into your life.

I'm doing, I'm revealing myself to you.

Now, God can answer yes, God can answer no, and God can answer wait.

Those are all answers to prayer.

Do you think God answers prayers?