<p>In John 16:23-28 Jesus gives the strongest possible encouragement to believers to pray in his name with great confidence and joy. However, there are conditions that go along with these promises. When we come before the father in the name of Jesus we do so on the basis of what Jesus Christ has done on the cross and his righteousness, not on the basis of our own righteousness. </p>

In John 16:23-28 Jesus gives the strongest possible encouragement to believers to pray in his name with great confidence and joy. However, there are conditions that go along with these promises. When we come before the father in the name of Jesus we do so on the basis of what Jesus Christ has done on the cross and his righteousness, not on the basis of our own righteousness.

<p>In John 16:23-28 Jesus gives the strongest possible encouragement to believers to pray in his name with great confidence and joy. However, there are conditions that go along with these promises. When we come before the father in the name of Jesus we do so on the basis of what Jesus Christ has done on the cross and his righteousness, not on the basis of our own righteousness.&nbsp;</p>

That Your Joy May Be Full

This short (5-minute), daily podcast is designed to help you grow in your comfort and confidence in prayer. By teaching through the prayers of the Bible, Pastor David Beaty of River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons, NC, U.S.A., will help you to come to enjoy prayer more, whether praying alone or praying with others.

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