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Following up from last week's message, Darrin completes his exposition of the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6 to give us a great insight into how God expects us not only to pray for our own needs, but for the needs and protection of others.
This message was preached at Communion Christian Fellowship, inside Wayland Baptist University in Live Oak, Texas, on August 29, 2021.
Communion Christian Fellowship is a church plant of the Faithful FIshers ministry. More info at www.faithfulfishers.org
As we continue to explore the reality of prayer as worship, we move into the "Lord's Prayer" in Matthew chapter 6.
In today's message Darrin shares from Communion Christian Fellowship, a new church plant of Faithful Fishers in Live Oak, Texas. In this message Darrin leads us through Matthew 6:5-7 and James 1:1-10 to show us how God expects us to posture our hearts when we pray and how prayer is the first and primary act of worship. This is the third message in a series on worship (the first two messages were not recorded).
This message was recorded live at Friendship Bible Church in Kerrville, Texas, March 17, 2019. In this message, Darrin talks about the sin of religious idolatry and the freedom in learning to simply listen to Christ.
In this episode of Let's Talk, Darrin interviews pastor Sammy Lopez from Israel Collective about having a Christian View of Israel. Sammy discusses the amazing experience of being in Israel, seeing prophecy fulfilled, and be blessed by blessing God's people.
Today, Darrin talks to the Co-Founder of Israel Collective, Raj Nair, about how IC is empowering Christian leaders and influencers to better understand the Spiritual and political climate of Israel by experiencing the Holy Land for themselves. IC is also making exciting content about Israel to help the everyday Christian connect more deeply to the roots of their faith.
Today Darrin talks about a very taboo subject. Headcoverings. Most people are not even aware that Headcoverings is a biblical issue, and you might be shocked to find that it's not an Old Testament subject, but an exclusively New Testament subject!
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