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Intro:
I want you to contemplate something for me as we talk about Jesus praying today.
I want you to think to your prayers, what is it that you pray for?
Is it the same thing that Jesus prayed for?
Prayer is one of the most misunderstood disciplines of discipleship, but hopefully John can clear it up for you as we begin in John 17:1 where he says:
Pray
Jesus prayers centered on the Father always.
Sure He prayed for the disciples and prayed for the sick and lame, but it was always centered on the Father, “so they will know!”
Just like where Jesus begins here in John.
Glorify
A. What is Jesus Glory
1. Doing what He said
a.
All the things He has proclaimed in the past
b.
All is coming to fruition
2. Doing what was prophesied
a. From the Old Testament
i.
So the Scripture would be fulfilled
b.
God ordained it
3. Going to the cross
a. Doesn’t sound very glorious
b.
But it frees us from sin
B. Being True
1. Defining Eternal Life
a. Found in His glory
i. Remember its His death
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Doing God’s will is God’s glory played out
i. Can be so in us as well
2. Revealed the Truth
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He is the Word
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Stayed true to this calling
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