Eat This Scroll

It's all coming together now!

If it hasn't been clear up to this point, the Lord's Prayer has proven to be a rich and powerful model for prayer. Jerell wraps everything up from the Men's Breakfast teaching series and puts a nice bow on it. 

We've all thought about Heaven.

For some it's characterized by flying naked babies, for others it's being a floating orb at a Chris Tomlin concert forever. However, Sean reminds us of what Scripture has to say on the matter of Heaven and it's better than both. 

Help!

Every parent is likely farmiliar with that exclamation. If they haven't said it, they've felt it inside. Parenting is hard work, but good work that glorifies the Lord. Jamie shares insights for tired moms and uncertain fathers. 

What  does it mean that Scripture was written in a different time and place?

When we read Scripture, we often do so from a modern cultural lens. That is to say, we understand the Bible how we understand anything today. However, Lew shares how understanding the context it was written in can help us in our faith.

What do we do when we read the Bible?

Sometimes we rush to application, as if all it has to offer is an intellectual ascent. However, God's Word is at work in us in a variety of ways and by a variety of means. Jerell shares four practices people can employ when reading Scripture as he recaps the Men's Breakfasts. 

Sixty-six books, where do I even start?

Ever opened you Bible to Ezekiel or Revelation without any context and felt totally lost? Some parts of the Bible are more challenging to tackle than others. Sean helps us pick a good place to start as a new believer or to recommend to those curious about Scripture. 

What should we do about it?

For the believer, we show up to a place with a bunch of other people (most of which we don't know) every week, sing songs, and listen to teaching from Scripture. But, what really is THE church? Sean shows us that what we think about the church changes how we participate in Christ's living body on earth. 

Sin is prowling, but what do we do about it?

Every person feels the pain and temptation of sin in their own lives. It's sometimes an ever-present companion or a constant threat. However, David brings us to the end of the Lord's Prayer as a means of understanding sin and the means of our deliverance. Don't miss this one!

What is it, and should we observe it?

Some of the church's traditions have left us feeling confused or uninterested. Jamie helps us understand that value of Lent and offers guidance for you when considering how you should posture yourself leading up to Easter. 

How do we pray when we don't feel a need?

For most, daily bread is not a real concern. Our needs are met most of the time, at least compared to others less fortunate. Jerell looks at this portion of the Lord's Prayer and considers how this applies for us today.