Asking for the Good Things
July 19, 2026 | Pastor Ryan Gilbert
Q&A: submit questions via Pew Tags
Text: Matthew 7:7-11
4 Truths in Asking for the Good Things
- We are more needy than we realize.
- Our Father is more generous than we imagine.
- God’s gifts are better than we often ask for.
- Therefore, keep asking.
Relevant Quote
“What it means is this. Ask for any one of these things that is good for you, that is for the salvation of your soul, your ultimate perfect, anything that brings you nearer to God and enlarges your life and thoroughly good for you, and He will give it to you.”
-Martin Lloyd Jones
FBC 101
FBC 101 is the perfect way to learn more about who we are as a church and about the church membership process. It is led by our Lead Pastor and Spiritual Formation Pastor, as well as several long-time members of our church.
Next Class: TODAY, 3-4:45 pm in Peace Auditorium. Childcare is provided for birth through kindergarten. Older children and students are welcome to attend. More info: fbcuc.org/101
Discussion Questions
- Why is it important not to read today’s verses as a blank check for whatever we want?
- What are some “good things” you find yourself praying for most often? What might need to change in your prayer life?
- How does trusting God’s character help us when He answers our prayers differently than we hoped?
- What is the difference between biblical faith and the “name it and claim it” approach to prayer?
- In what specific area of your life do you most need to stop relying on yourself and begin persistently asking God for wisdom, holiness, or strength this week?
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