A look at God's love for us in the parable of the prodigal son. The father who ran towards, kissed and fell on his prodigal son's neck.

In explaining God's love for us, the Lord Jesus kept using the phrase, "How much more you Heavenly Father." In the light of Scripture and Calvary, that is monumental.

A contemplation of the Father's love for us. The Lord Jesus went to great extents to explain this to us.

In Matthew 20 we see the Lord Jesus asked the sons of Zebedee and their mom the most loving question: "What can I do for you?" He is asking us the same question today.

In Luke 18 we see the Lord Jesus asked a blind man the most loving question: "What can I do for you?" He is asking us the same question today.

In Luke 18 we see the Lord Jesus asked a blind man the most loving question: "What can I do for you?"

In Luke 18 the Lord Jesus urges us to pray not based on our own righteousness but on His righteousness and mercy.

In Luke 11 and Luke 18 the Lord Jesus urges us to pray confident that the Father will surely, gladly, immediately answer our prayer.

In Luke 11 and Luke 18 the Lord Jesus taught us about prayer, emphasizing the fact that the Father will surely, gladly, immediately answer our prayer.

We pray because we have faith in the fact that our Heavenly Father God is a generous giver who is delighted to answer out prayer and requests. We allow the Word to convince us of this.