Jesus was so committed to the peacemaking process that He endured the cross for us to be reconciled.  In view of and empowered His mercies to us on the Cross, we should be as committed to the peacemaking process. In as much as it depends upon us, let's commit to making peace like Jesus.

Our hearts, the world, and the devil are set against our godliness!  Without Jesus, we're helpless, but with Jesus, we can overcome temptation.  

We need forgiveness and God is eager to give it us when we ask because of what Jesus has done in our place.  Are we willing to pass the same forgiven we freely receive from God on to those who wrong us? 

Asking God for our daily needs is a great reminder to us that we are utterly dependent upon Him.  Along with that, God promises to give us what we weed when we ask!  

Do our prayers matter?  They sure do and yet God remains sovereign.  This is a beautiful tension to rest in. 

What is God's Kingdom and what does it mean when we pray for it to come? What exactly are we asking for? 

What does it mean to hallow the name of God?  We answer that question in this message. 

It's time to start fresh this new year and shed the guilt we carry over how well or how much we pray.  No child thinks about how to come to their father or has guilt about not talking with their dad enough.  When they have a need or want company they just go to their dad and talk with him.  Because of Jesus, we can and should approach God like a child approaches a good father.  

Jesus brings us Peace!