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Have you ever overheard someone praying for you — not a polite, public prayer, but a raw, intimate conversation with God where your name was on their lips? On the night before He died, Jesus didn't spend His final free hours preparing a defense or saying goodbye — He prayed. And He prayed for you. John 17 lets us listen in on the most sacred conversation in human history: God the Son, pleading with God the Father, for people like us.

Pr. Denton Bennet

The Overheard Prayer (Maundy Thursday)

Out of the Depths
John 17:1-5, 20-21
April 2, 2026
Have you ever overheard someone praying for you — not a polite, public prayer, but a raw, intimate conversation with God where your name was on their lips? On the night before He died, Jesus didn't spend His final free hours preparing a defense or saying goodbye — He prayed. And He prayed for you. John 17 lets us listen in on the most sacred conversation in human history: God the Son, pleading with God the Father, for people like us.
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