As we continue a Summer that looks quite different to what we’re used to, we are continuing our pattern of meditating on the Psalms. We began this practice 15 years ago, and, each Summer, we pick up where we left off.

As we move into a Summer that looks quite different to what we’re used to, we want to continue with our annual pattern of meditating on the Psalms. We began this practice 15 years ago, and, each Summer, we pick up where we left off.

This teaching series takes us through Matthew 6:5-15, in which we find the famous 'Lord's Prayer' - Jesus' prayer that he taught his disciples (and us!) to pray. In this teaching, Pete talks us through the fifth line of this prayer, "give us today our daily bread"

This teaching series takes us through Matthew 6:5-15, in which we find the famous 'Lord's Prayer' - Jesus' prayer that he taught his disciples (and us!) to pray. In this teaching, Jake talks us through the fourth line of this prayer, "Your Will Be Done, on Earth as it is in Heaven".

This teaching series takes us through Matthew 6:5-15, in which we find the famous 'Lord's Prayer' - Jesus' prayer that he taught his disciples (and us!) to pray. In this teaching, Jake talks us through the third line of this prayer, "Your Kingdom Come".

The first thing Jesus instructs us to ask for is this - "Hallowed be your name". In this sermon, Dan pushes us to think a little deeper as to what is being asked by this request.

In his model prayer for us, Jesus teaches us to begin by calling God "Our father in heaven." What does that mean for us today? How could that affect the way we're praying?

"True prayer is the real me speaking to the real God."  (C.S. Lewis)    In the Lord's prayer (Matthew 6:9-13), Jesus teaches us how to pray by showing us who God really is and by showing us who we really are.

Last Words: What Jesus says to us on the cross