Lord I believe; help Thou my unbelief.

Jesus first chides the generation for its faithlessness. The judgment is true for us as well, who, when we search ourselves, find so much doubt and worry, and forgetfulness of his goodness. So it becomes right for us to pray, as did the father of the demon-possessed man: Lord, I believe. Help Thou my unbelief! All things come from him, even the faith to believe in his grace. And he alone does all that we need. Not even his disciples could help him here, he did it alone, just as he was alone when he was arrested. They all forsook him. All alone, by himself he won our salvation, from start to finish. Sermon for Midweek of Lent II. Video is here.