The phrase "ask jesus for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is seeking guidance, help, or support from Jesus, often in a religious or spiritual context.
Example: "When faced with difficult decisions, I often find myself wanting to ask Jesus for clarity and direction."
Alternatives: "seek guidance from Jesus" or "request help from Jesus".
To be born again is not the same thing as just being Christian: it is a binding contract in which you take Jesus as your "personal Lord and Savior", a vague term that means that you ask Jesus for guidance in the most mundane of matters.
The one person we did meet out and about, actually, was Brother Ricky Segers, whom we found deep into a nightly ritual he's kept up for three years, of kneeling in front of a tiny souvenir American flag he's planted on the Capitol grounds to ask Jesus for more "godly" leaders in this country.
In following the biblical pattern, they argue, Christians today should also ask Jesus for this baptism which results in greater power for ministry and witness.
The cantata is closed by "" (Jesu, take to Yourself Your members), the third four-part chorale, asking Jesus for further support in the new year.
Athonite legend has it that the Virgin Mary traveled to Athos with St. John the Evangelist and liked it so much that she asked Jesus for it to be her garden.
He asked to be buried in a way that reflected some aspects of Islamic tradition, including in a white sheet he said he left in a bag on the first floor of the school, but he also asked Jesus for eternal life.
Brian asks Jesus for proof he is Jesus Christ, so Jesus proves he is, by turning everyone's dinner into sundaes and, on Peter's request, makes Lois' breasts enlarge to massive proportions.
I, too, asked Jesus for forgiveness, and although I'd probably not done much wrong aside from stealing some Penny Racers from Plymouth Woolworths, I threw myself into it with missionary zeal.
Can't ask for more, yet he still delivered: sure-handed, assertive and even a bit physical (ask Jesus Zavala about that).
Whatever I would ask – Jesus.
