How do you know God's will? | John MacArthur

Summary

This sermon addresses persistent prayer when desired outcomes are delayed, emphasizing that we should not presume to know God's will or timetable, even when praying for things seemingly for His glory. Using the example of praying for salvation and a personal anecdote about a preacher's son, it encourages continued prayer, highlighting the concept of importunity. The takeaway is to persevere in prayer, trusting God hears our faithfulness and will act in His perfect time, rather than to doubt God's will.