Cormac Parker Jr. - August 30, 2026
On The Other Side of The Door
Prayer was never meant to be a password whispered to a distant God. In Luke 11, Jesus invites us beyond formula and into a relationship, where ordinary needs, deepest fears, and unanswered questions all have a place. Here prayer is marked by a surprising boldness rooted in who is on the other side of the door.
Scripture References: Luke 11:1-13
From Series: "Luke"
In the Gospel of Luke, we hear the beautiful, compelling story of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. As Jesus seeks the lost, welcomes the marginalized, forgives the sinful, and restores the broken, we see him enter our story so that we can be caught up in his. From his birth to his resurrection, Luke invites us to encounter a Savior who heals humanity and offers hope for all.
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