What does the prayer life of a disciple of Jesus look like? On today's bonus episode of Urban Puritano, we continue our exploration of Expository Preaching. My method is eclectic. Broadus-Robinson, Greidanus-Chappell, Beeke-Bunyan. A Text is analyzed according to its subject and complement in order to arrive at the sermon's proposition. A Fallen Condition Focus is infused throughout the message which goes from abasing man to exalting Christ for His provision in His offices. The Biblical Text is privileged with the understanding that no Biblical Text is an island unto itself. Today's Text is Luke 11:1-13.
"Prayer According to Jesus, Part 1"
I. Introduction
  A. Secular Point
  B. Personal Point
  C. Biblical Point
  D. Theme Announced/Text Read
  E. Prayer for Illumination
II. Body of Sermon
    A. Doctrine: The prayer life of a disciple of Jesus should be characterized by the priorities of the Father's Kingdom
        1. What Jesus provoked in His Disciples
        2. What Jesus provided for His Disciples
            a. The Preface: "Father"
            b. First Petition: "Hallowed be your Name"
            c. Four Uses or Words of Application
            d. Second Petition: "Your Kingdom come"
III. Conclusion-Summary