Ann I. Hoch - "Ask What I Should Give You" (August 14, 1994)

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	(fast-paced organ music)	0:16
	(choir sings)	0:26
-	Good morning and welcome to worship at Duke Chapel.	6:14
	Today we would like to welcome to our service	6:20
	the Reverend Doctor	6:24
	Ann Hoch.	6:27
	Who is the Director for Student Life,	6:29
	and the Associate Director of Field Education	6:33
	at the Duke Divinity School.	6:36
	She has been here for the last five years.	6:38
	She received her PhD in homiletics	6:42
	from Princeton Theological Seminary	6:45
	and has served in parishes in Texas and New Jersey.	6:48
	She's ordained in the Presbyterian Church USA	6:53
	and is a member of the New Hope Presbytery.	6:58
	We also extend a hearty welcome to	7:02
	The Cathedral Boy Choir of Warsaw, Poland.	7:06
	The director is Mr. Herter Joseph.	7:10
	We wish them well on their tour in the USA.	7:15
	Let us stand for the call to worship.	7:19
	(congregation shuffling noises)	7:22
	The spirit of God moves among us,	7:28
	binding us in covenant with faithful people	7:32
	of every time and every place.	7:35
	(congregation recites muffled verses)	7:39
	The spirit moves through us	7:46
	making us channels of Gods love.	7:49
	(congregation recites muffled verses)	7:52
	(organ music)	8:03
	♪ Praise, my soul, the King of heaven; ♪	8:43
	♪ to his feet your tribute bring. ♪	8:50
	♪ Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven, ♪	8:56
	♪ evermore his praises sing. ♪	9:02
	♪ Alleluia ♪	9:08
	♪ Alleluia ♪	9:11
	♪ Praise the everlasting King! ♪	9:15
	♪ Praise him for his grace and favor ♪	9:23
	♪ To his people in distress. ♪	9:31
	♪ Praise him, still the same as ever, ♪	9:37
	♪ Slow to chide, and swift to bless. ♪	9:43
	♪ Alleluia ♪	9:49
	♪ Alleluia ♪	9:52
	♪ Glorious in his faithfulness! ♪	9:56
	♪ Fatherlike he tends and spares us; ♪	10:04
	♪ well our feeble frame he knows. ♪	10:12
	♪ In his hand he gently bears us, ♪	10:18
	♪ Rescues us from all our foes. ♪	10:25
	♪ Alleluia ♪	10:31
	♪ Alleluia ♪	10:34
	♪ Widely yet his mercy flows! ♪	10:37
	(organ music intensifies)	10:43
	♪ Angels, help us to adore him; ♪	10:56
	♪ you behold him face to face. ♪	11:04
	♪ Sun and moon, bow down before him, ♪	11:11
	♪ Dwellers all in time and space. ♪	11:17
	♪ Alleluia ♪	11:25
	♪ Alleluia ♪	11:28
	♪ Praise with us the God of grace! ♪	11:31
-	Let us pray.	11:48
	Most loving and gracious God,	11:52
	we confess that we are nobodies	11:57
	trying to tell everybody	12:01
	about that somebody that can transform all people.	12:05
	Forgive us of our sins.	12:11
	Those we commit knowingly	12:14
	and those we do without reception of how we hurt others.	12:17
	Open our hearts to hear your truth	12:23
	and to understand or feel you.	12:27
	So that we might be able to reach new levels of wisdom	12:30
	and bring honor and glory to your name.	12:36
	Fill this place and fill us with your presence	12:40
	so that as we worship you today our praise might go up	12:44
	to you like sweet smelling savor.	12:49
	Hear these our petition as we ask it humbly,	12:53
	in Jesus name, amen.	12:56
-	Let us pray for illumination.	13:10
	Open our hearts and minds, oh God.	13:14
	By the power of your holy spirit,	13:17
	so that as the word is read and proclaimed,	13:20
	we may hear your message with joy this day.	13:23
	Amen.	13:28
	The first lesson is written in the Gospel of St. John,	13:31
	the sixth chapter, beginning at the 51st verse.	13:35
	I am the living bread which came down from heaven,	13:41
	if anyone eats of this bread he will live forever	13:46
	and the bread which I shall give for the life of the world	13:50
	is my flesh.	13:54
	The Jews then dispute among themselves saying,	13:57
	how can this man give us his flesh to eat?	14:01
	So Jesus said to them,	14:05
	truly, truly I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the	14:08
	son of man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.	14:12
	He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life	14:18
	and I will raise him up at the last day.	14:24
	For my flesh is food indeed and my blood is drink indeed.	14:28
	He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood,	14:35
	abides in me and I in him.	14:40
	As the living father sent me	14:44
	and as I live because of the father,	14:47
	so he who eats me will live because of me.	14:51
	This is the bread which came down from heaven	14:56
	not such as the fathers ate and died,	15:00
	he who eats this bread, will live forever.	15:05
	This is the word of the lord.	15:10
	(muffled congregation speaking in unison)	15:13
	The Psalm appointed for this morning is	15:16
	number 111, found at page 832 of the hymnal.	15:18
	Standing, let us read responsibly.	15:24
	(congregation shuffling to stand)	15:29
	Praise the Lord.	15:36
Congregation	I will give thanks to the Lord with my	15:38
	whole heart, in the company of the upright,	15:41
	in the congregation.	15:44
-	[Mr. J. Samuel Hammond] Great are the works of the Lord,	15:46
	studied by all who have pleasure in them.	15:48
Congregation	His work is honor and majesty.	15:52
	His righteousness endures forever.	15:56
-	[Mr. J. Samuel Hammond] Who has caused his wonderful	15:59
	works to be remembered.	16:01
	The Lord is gracious and merciful.	16:03
Congregation	He has given food to those who fear him.	16:06
	He always remembers his covenant.	16:09
-	[Mr. J. Samuel Hammond] The Lord has shown his people	16:12
	the power of his works by giving them the heritage	16:14
	of the nations.	16:17
Congregation	The works of the Lords hands are	16:19
	faithful and just, precepts of the Lord are trustworthy.	16:21
	They are established forever and ever,	16:27
	to be performed with faithfulness and uprightness.	16:30
-	[Mr. J. Samuel Hammond] The Lord sent redemption to his	16:34
	people and has commanded his covenant forever.	16:36
	Holy and wondrous is God's name.	16:40
Congregation	The fear of the Lord is the beginning of	16:44
	wisdom, all those who practice it have a good understanding.	16:46
	His praise endures forever.	16:52
	(organ music)	16:56
	(choir sings)	17:05
	(rustling noises while congregation sits)	17:55
	(light organ music)	18:16
	(choir sings)	18:23
	(singing intensifies)	19:01
	(organ music)	19:58
	(choir singing softens)	20:44
	(choir singing intensifies)	21:06
-	The second lesson, is written in the second and third	21:27
	chapters of the first book of the Kings.	21:31
	Then David slept with his fathers and was buried	21:37
	in the city of David.	21:41
	And the time that David reigned over Israel was 40 years.	21:44
	He reigned seven years in Hebron and	21:48
	thirty three years in Jerusalem.	21:52
	So Solomon sat upon the throne of David, his father	21:55
	and his kingdom was firmly established.	22:00
	Solomon loved the Lord, walking in the statutes of	22:04
	David his father.	22:08
	Only he sacrificed and burnt incense in the high places.	22:10
	And the king went to Gibeon to sacrifice there,	22:16
	for that was the great high place.	22:19
	Solomon used to offer a thousand burnt offerings	22:22
	upon that altar.	22:25
	In Gibeon the Lord appeared to Solomon in a dream by night	22:27
	and God said, ask what I shall give you.	22:32
	And Solomon said, thou hast shown great and steadfast love	22:37
	to thy servant, David, my father.	22:42
	Because he walked before thee in faithfulness,	22:45
	in righteousness and in uprightness of heart toward thee.	22:49
	And thou has kept for him this great and steadfast love	22:54
	and has given him a son to sit on his throne this day.	22:58
	And now oh Lord, my God, thou has made thy servant king	23:03
	in place of David, my father.	23:08
	Although I am but a little child,	23:11
	I do not know how to go out or come in.	23:15
	And thy servant is in the midst of thy people who thou hast	23:19
	chosen, a great people, that cannot be numbered or	23:23
	counted for multitude.	23:26
	Give thy servant therefore an understanding mind to govern	23:29
	thy people, that I may discern between good and evil.	23:33
	For who is able to govern this, thy great people.	23:38
	It pleased the Lord that Solomon had asked this	23:43
	and God said to him, because you have asked this and not	23:46
	asked for yourself long life or riches or the life of	23:50
	your enemies and have asked for yourself understanding	23:55
	to discern what is right.	23:59
	Behold, I now do according to your word.	24:01
	Behold, I give you a wise and discerning mind,	24:05
	so that none like you has been before you and none like you	24:10
	shall arise after you.	24:14
	I give you also what you have not asked, both riches	24:17
	and honor so that no other king shall compare with you,	24:21
	all your days.	24:26
	And if you will walk in my ways,	24:28
	keeping my statutes and my commandments as your father	24:32
	David walked, then I will lengthen your days.	24:36
	This is the word of the Lord.	24:42
	(congregation speaking muffledly in unison)	24:45
-	Prayer begins in the action of God.	25:00
	At Gibeon the Lord appeared to	25:06
	Solomon in a dream by night	25:09
	and said, ask what I should give you.	25:12
	It is the same throughout scripture.	25:19
	While still sleeping in the sanctuary,	25:23
	Samuel was summoned	25:27
	by God several times before he responded with the words,	25:29
	speak for thy servant hears.	25:34
	The initiative of God in prayer is graphically depicted	25:39
	in the book of Revelation.	25:45
	Behold, I stand at the door and knock.	25:48
	If anyone hears my voice and opens the door	25:53
	I will come in.	25:57
	And Jesus, teaching his disciples to pray	26:01
	in the book of Matthew, said that God knows	26:06
	what we need even before we ask.	26:10
	Ask what I should give you.	26:18
	Wow.	26:22
	It's like being handed the genie-bearing magic lamp.	26:24
	Or at least that is the way some of us have chosen to	26:31
	understand God's initiative with us in prayer.	26:35
	Ask what I should give you.	26:42
	Well what do you want?	26:46
	Are there any of us who are really satisfied where we are?	26:50
	Do we ever have all that we want?	26:57
	Nothing to resent.	27:02
	Finally content.	27:06
	We have heard a lot	27:10
	about better communities to live in.	27:13
	A new job, an ideal relationship.	27:17
	Less hassle, more relaxation.	27:22
	And in honest moments	27:28
	we want to become better people.	27:31
	More committed with simpler lives.	27:34
	That's all we want God.	27:39
	But what if we got it all, what then?	27:42
	I am reminded of a country western song a man sings after	27:49
	he and his wife run into his high school flame	27:52
	at a football game.	27:57
	She was the one that I had wanted for all times,	28:00
	and each night I'd spend praying that God would make her	28:04
	mine and if he'd only grant me	28:07
	this wish I wished back then,	28:11
	I'd never ask for anything again.	28:14
	Sometimes I thank God for unanswered prayers.	28:17
	Some of God's greatest gifts are unanswered prayers.	28:22
	And If we face the truth of it	28:28
	we could sing along with that refrain.	28:31
	So here we are.	28:35
	Faced with the story of Solomon	28:38
	and once again, we are reminded that prayer begins with God.	28:42
	Ask what I should give you.	28:49
	Solomon answers,	28:54
	your servant is in the midst of the people	28:57
	whom you have chosen.	28:59
	Give your servant therefore an understanding mind,	29:02
	to govern your people.	29:07
	Able to discern between good and evil.	29:09
	For who can govern this great people?	29:13
	It is important to know what we want.	29:20
	It is more important to know what we should actually ask.	29:24
	Solomon asks for an understanding mind.	29:31
	The word literally means, a hearing heart.	29:36
	It has to do with being able at the core of one's being	29:43
	to function obediently.	29:48
	And the key is that Solomon ask that he be equipped	29:52
	to care for those entrusted to him by God.	29:57
	That he be able to function as God's officer in the	30:02
	midst of God's people.	30:06
	Solomon apparently got the petition right.	30:11
	Because we know how God responds.	30:15
	It pleased the Lord that Solomon had asked this.	30:18
	But there's more.	30:23
	God said to him, because you have asked this and have not	30:25
	asked for yourself long life or riches	30:29
	or for the life of your enemies but have asked for	30:33
	yourself understanding to discern what is right.	30:38
	I now do according to your word.	30:44
	Indeed I give you a wise and discerning mind.	30:49
	I give you also what you have not asked.	30:55
	Both riches and honor all your life.	31:00
	If you walk in my ways, keeping my statutes	31:05
	and my commandments as your father David walked,	31:10
	I will lengthen your life.	31:15
	While one commentator writes, to be sure what we know of	31:20
	Solomon's policies does not coincide with the moral	31:26
	proverbs of the Bible,	31:31
	there are innumerable references	31:34
	that lead us to believe that God delivered to Solomon	31:38
	all that was promised.	31:42
	Solomon was able to render a judicious decision	31:46
	with the two harlots.	31:51
	Not only did the queen of Sheba seek out Solomon to test	31:54
	him with riddles, she found his wisdom and prosperity	31:59
	to surpass all that she had heard.	32:04
	Many wisdom sayings in the Bible are attributed to Solomon.	32:09
	Including those in Proverbs,	32:15
	the Song of Solomon and Ecclesiastes.	32:17
	He largely maintained his father David's kingdom without	32:23
	any major military campaign and carried on trade,	32:27
	industry and building projects.	32:32
	Including the temple and palace in Jerusalem.	32:36
	So it seems we have an open and shut case.	32:42
	God initiates it all with, ask what I should give.	32:48
	Solomon asks for understanding and discernment.	32:54
	God grants the request	32:59
	and heaps on a whole lot more.	33:03
	What we have here is a classic case	33:07
	of Deuteronomic Theology.	33:12
	The Old Testament is full of it.	33:15
	Reading back over Israels history,	33:19
	the Deuteronomic editors	33:23
	distilled a theology, demonstrating that Israel flourish	33:25
	qualitatively and quantitatively,	33:31
	when God's promise	33:35
	to be faithful corresponded with the people's	33:37
	faithfulness and obedience.	33:41
	The explanation of such a theology goes something like this.	33:45
	If you love and obey God,	33:51
	things will go well for you.	33:55
	If you don't, they won't.	33:58
	But from Job to Jesus,	34:02
	we know this just does not wash.	34:05
	It does not explain everything that happens.	34:09
	I do not like saying these words any more	34:15
	than you like hearing them.	34:18
	But as another preacher puts it,	34:22
	God does not promise us	34:26
	a way out but a way through this life.	34:28
	And there is no other exemplar of this fact than Jesus.	34:35
	C.S. Lewis writes,	34:43
	In Gethsemane the holiest of all	34:46
	petitioners prayed three times	34:49
	that a certain cup would pass from him.	34:54
	It did not.	34:58
	After that, the idea that prayer is recommended to us	35:01
	as a sort of infallible gimmick may be dismissed.	35:07
	In a petition from the Lord's prayer, stained with his	35:15
	sweat and blood,	35:20
	Jesus answers God's silence to his three prayers with,	35:23
	then Father, thy will be done.	35:29
	When those words, thy kingdom come,	35:36
	thy will be done	35:40
	trip blithely from our lips	35:43
	we might do well to remember	35:48
	that no more powerful invocation is uttered than this.	35:50
	It gets at God's desire and design for our lives	35:56
	and for the whole world.	36:01
	Let me underscore that I am not talking about	36:05
	a few of the so called inevitabilities	36:10
	which we are quick to pass off	36:14
	as the will of God because they are not our will.	36:17
	This is a petition with both personal and social	36:22
	implications, that God's rule	36:27
	and will be accomplished	36:30
	not merely in your life or in mine	36:33
	but on all the earth.	36:38
	For Jesus and for his chosen in the church,	36:43
	a hearing heart and the ability to discern good and evil	36:48
	are part and parcel of God's will and rule.	36:53
	That is true of each and everyone of us.	36:57
	Of our individual lives and conduct.	37:02
	Moreover, it is true of how we collectively face the world.	37:06
	Instead of enjoying riches however,	37:14
	Jesus disciples may find themselves	37:18
	among the poor and the hungry.	37:22
	Rather than honored, his followers may be humbled.	37:27
	And in contrast to long life, faithful pilgrims	37:33
	may know sickness, mourning and death.	37:38
	As the theologian, Karl Barth, points out.	37:44
	What was begun in Solomon is fulfilled in Jesus.	37:48
	In Solomon we see the splendor of a	37:54
	solitary man's life and wisdom.	37:57
	In Christ,	38:03
	we too become children of God	38:05
	and obtain life eternal	38:10
	and the wisdom of faith.	38:14
	God says, ask what I should give you.	38:18
	Do we have any idea what we want?	38:24
	And more importantly	38:28
	do we know what we should actually ask?	38:31
	We may feel somewhat like Scarlett O'Hara,	38:36
	who describes her nightmare to Rhett Butler.	38:41
	I just run and run and hunt and I can't find	38:45
	what I'm hunting for.	38:50
	It's always hidden in the mist.	38:51
	I know if I could find it I'd be safe forever.	38:56
	"Is it a person or a thing?"	39:03
	Asked Rhett.	39:06
	"I don't know", she answered.	39:09
	"I never think about it".	39:11
	God says, ask what I should give.	39:15
	What do you want?	39:23
	Think about it.	39:25
	A hearing heart and the discernment	39:28
	between good and evil	39:33
	may well lead us toward doing God's will.	39:36
	But if we think by our petition,	39:41
	we can earn God's mercy,	39:45
	we are sadly mistaken.	39:49
	Such an arrangement never works	39:53
	because by the very definition of the word,	39:56
	grace is God's free gift.	39:59
	If to merit mercy, our petitions are useless	40:04
	but if by any means,	40:12
	to fulfill the will of God	40:15
	then in our petitions we will find a life	40:19
	blessed by God.	40:24
	Further,	40:28
	we can approach God confident in the wisdom	40:29
	and love of God for us through Jesus Christ.	40:34
	Jesus Christ, the very one	40:39
	who offers us	40:43
	all that we could want and really need.	40:45
	His body.	40:51
	His blood.	40:53
	And life forever.	40:56
	Amen.	40:59
	(organ music)	41:08
	(choir sings)	41:40
	(choir sings)	43:22
-	The Lord be with you.	44:02
	(muffled congregation speaks in unison)	44:04
	Let us pray.	44:06
	Teach us to pray, oh God.	44:20
	For we know not how to pray.	44:24
	Give us the discerning heart,	44:29
	so that we might know your will	44:36
	and do what you would have us to do.	44:41
	We come to day, oh God	44:49
	praying for those who are sick.	44:50
	We ask your blessing and love upon them.	44:56
	We pray especially today for	45:02
	members of this congregation who	45:05
	lay on beds of affliction.	45:08
	Remember patients in the Duke Hospital.	45:11
	And pray, oh God that you will deliver them	45:16
	from their infirmities.	45:18
	Strengthen their resolve to accept your will.	45:21
	Grant them patience in their afflictions	45:26
	and if it pleases you, oh God	45:29
	restore them to health,	45:32
	activity and wholeness.	45:35
	Lord in your mercy.	45:39
Congregation	Amen.	45:41
-	We pray for those who are broken hearted.	45:44
	Pour out your love, oh God, we beseech thee.	45:49
	For those who are lonely,	45:56
	abandoned or unloved.	45:59
	Strengthen their hope to meet the days ahead.	46:03
	Give them courage to form a new life-giving	46:09
	relationship with you.	46:13
	And bless them with the joy of your eternal presence.	46:16
	Lord in your mercy.	46:21
Congregation	Amen.	46:24
-	We pray, oh God, for your church.	46:26
	Grant, oh God, that your holy Catholic church	46:30
	might continue to serve you, faithfully.	46:37
	We pray today, especially for your church in China,	46:45
	in Poland, Cuba, Haiti, Israel and Guyana.	46:51
	Where we are divided, heal us.	47:00
	Where we are faint of heart, embolden us.	47:05
	Where we are faithful, strengthen us.	47:10
	Where we have doubts, make us faithful.	47:15
	Hear our prayer for the people	47:22
	and clergy of this congregation.	47:25
	Open our heart to your word.	47:30
	So that our lives of labors may proclaim your love.	47:33
	Bless us with your holy spirit,	47:39
	that we may not fear the challenge that lie before us.	47:42
	But grant us that we might be faithful in our lives	47:47
	until the end of time.	47:52
	Lord in your mercy.	47:55
Congregation	Amen.	47:56
-	We pray for the people of the world.	47:58
	God of peace.	48:02
	We beseech your blessing upon this torn and troubled world.	48:04
	You have promised us a peace, which the world cannot give.	48:10
	Help us, oh God, to seek your peace	48:16
	above our desire for justification.	48:19
	Above our need for vindication.	48:23
	Above our impulses to war with our neighbor.	48:27
	Teach us God to love,	48:32
	rather than to hate.	48:36
	To build up rather than to destroy.	48:39
	To nurture peace, hope and life for all.	48:43
	We pray especially for those today who are recovering	48:49
	from natural disasters.	48:53
	For victims of war.	48:56
	For refugees.	48:58
	For the unemployed and those facing unemployment.	49:00
	For those who live with violence.	49:05
	Sustain them with your presence.	49:09
	And grant these and all our petitions through Jesus Christ,	49:13
	our Lord, amen.	49:18
	(muffled noises from congregation)	49:25
	(choir sings softly)	49:53
	(choir sings softly)	51:03
	(choir singing gradually intensifies)	51:15
	(shuffling of choir sitting down)	53:37
	(organ music)	53:48
	(organ music intensifies)	53:59
	(choir sings)	54:56
-	Let us give thanks to God.	55:56
	God of all blessings,	56:00
	source of all life,	56:03
	giver of all grace.	56:06
	We thank you for the gift of life.	56:09
	For the breath that sustains life.	56:13
	For the food of this earth that nourishes life.	56:17
	We thank you for setting us in community	56:22
	and for your presence here in our midst.	56:26
	Abide with us and lead us in paths of righteousness	56:31
	for your names sake.	56:36
	Give us lives of prayer, oh God,	56:38
	that would reflect, oh God, what it means to walk with you,	56:43
	as children of prayer and faith.	56:48
	Hear these our prayers of thanksgiving	56:52
	as we ask these through Jesus Christ, your son,	56:55
	who taught us when we pray to say.	56:59
-	[Whole Congregation] Our Father who art in heaven,	57:04
	hollowed by thy name,	57:07
	thy kingdom come,	57:09
	thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.	57:11
	Give us this day, our daily bread.	57:16
	And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those	57:19
	who trespass against us.	57:24
	And lead us not into temptation,	57:26
	but deliver us from evil.	57:29
	For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever.	57:31
-	Amen.	57:37
	(organ music)	57:41
	(organ music intensifies)	58:01
	(choir sings)	58:25
-	And now unto God who is able to keep us from falling.	1:04:14
	To the only wise God,	1:04:19
	be glory, power and dominion,	1:04:23
	now and forever.	1:04:27
	Amen.	1:04:30
	(fast-paced organ music)	1:04:34

Item Info

Title:

Ann I. Hoch - "Ask What I Should Give You" (August 14, 1994)

Description:

Sermon start time: 25:00. Sermon end time: 41:01.
We should always seek to fulfill the will of God in our petitions. God may not answer our prayers in the ways we desire but sometimes we do not even know what to ask for. (Abstract created by Duke Divinity School staff.)
Key quotation: “God says ‘ask what I should give you.’ Do we have any idea what we want? And more importantly, do we know what we should actually ask?”

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Date:

August 14, 1994

Speaker:

Hoch, Ann I.

Liturgical Calendar:

Ordinary Time

Biblical Book:

John

Chapter and Verse:

John 6:51-58

Subject:

Contributor:

Duke University. Chapel

Identifier:

UA.17.01.0003 VHS-0385
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duke:321444
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