Andrew Murray emphasizes the profound relationship between God as our Father and the assurance of answered prayer. He illustrates that just as earthly fathers naturally provide for their children, our heavenly Father, who is infinitely greater, will surely grant our requests when we approach Him with childlike faith. Murray encourages believers to live in a close relationship with God, highlighting that true prayer stems from a life led by the Spirit and a heart filled with the Father's love. He reassures that even in our weaknesses, a sincere desire to live as God's children opens the door to answered prayers. Ultimately, the key to effective prayer lies in understanding and embracing God's fatherly love.

R.A. Torrey emphasizes the importance of prayer as taught by Jesus to His disciples in Luke 11:1-13. He explores the structure and significance of the Lord's Prayer, highlighting the need for believers to approach God as their Father and to prioritize His glory and will in their requests. Torrey also discusses the necessity of persistence in prayer, illustrating how importunity can lead to divine responses. He reassures that God, as a loving Father, is willing to give good gifts to His children, particularly the Holy Spirit, to those who ask. The sermon encourages believers to pray daily, trustfully, and with a heart aligned to God's desires.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound truth that God has chosen to be our Father, inviting us to embrace this relationship rather than succumbing to fear, guilt, and despondency. He reminds us that Jesus lived in the assurance of His Father's love, which empowered Him to face trials without doubt or confusion. Wilkerson encourages believers to recognize their identity as children of God, who desires to protect and provide for them unconditionally. This revelation of God's fatherly love is essential for overcoming life's challenges and experiencing true peace and joy. Ultimately, God’s choice to be our Father is rooted in His love and mercy, regardless of our past or shortcomings.