Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:" — Matthew 7:7 Explanation:   This is an inspiring verse for those who pray. It encourages us to come into God’s presence and speak, even if we are unsure of what to say. This verse allows Him to speak through us. It does not specify what to ask for, so we can approach God and ask for anything. It also does not limit what will be given, so we can expect that whatever we ask for will be provided. The word "ask" is simple and familiar to everyone. Asking is an action anyone can take. Rest assured, the Lord will not question why you asked after you have made your request. If anyone doubts, you can point them to this verse. The Lord often conveys profound truths through simple words. Scripture reminds us, "You do not have because you do not ask" (James 4:2), which suggests that many fail to receive simply because they do not ask. If someone says, "I’ve b...

  "All that the Father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out." — John 6:37 Beloved in the Lord, may blessings be upon you! Explanation: This is a powerful verse that serves as a great assurance for anyone who wishes to enter into the presence of God. Whoever you are, and whenever you come, you can approach without hesitation. A sinner, a great sinner, an unrepentant sinner, a sinner who feels unable to let go of their sins, a sinner who knows right from wrong but struggles to live accordingly—no matter what kind of sinner you are, you can boldly enter into God's presence. The door of grace is always open for everyone. As the hymn says, "Just as I am, I come to you," you can come even if you feel unprepared. A guilty person may hesitate to approach a friend they have wronged or fear facing authorities, but even such a sinner can come into God's presence. If humans, heavenly beings, or angels question how you...