The sermon explores the significance of the Lord's Prayer, examining its presentation in both Matthew and Luke to highlight the importance of confident prayer. It emphasizes that while physical needs and spiritual struggles are real, true faith lies in trusting God's will and recognizing that unanswered prayers can ultimately serve His glory. Textual criticism is discussed to explain the differing versions of the prayer, ultimately reinforcing the belief that God preserves His Word and that prayer should conclude with a declaration of faith and a commitment to God's sovereignty, acknowledging that His kingdom, power, and glory are paramount. 1. The Father's Comforting Instruction 2. The Believer's Great Struggles 3. The Son's Blessed Doxology