Let's discuss what this opening line of the Lord's Prayer acknowledges about who God is, what it affirms about our own identity, what it communicates about our relationship with God, and what it means for us.
Jesus is in the ordinary and he’s willing to fellowship with us right where we’re at. We cultivate our faith when our focus stays on the resurrected Jesus and his simple command for us to follow him.
Find assurance that Jesus is ready and willing to meet us wherever we are in our faith journey and receive encouragement for times when believing in Jesus isn’t easy.
Study Jesus’ encounters with his female followers, and later his disciples, on that very first Easter day and experience that Jesus is Immanuel, God with us.
As Revelation closes, John shares an encouraging vision of a restored heaven—a beautiful, life-filled city whose light comes from God himself—that offers immense hope and encouragement to believers as we wait for the fullness of God's kingdom to come.
The promise of a new heaven and new earth provides the eternal hope and encouragement we need for faithfully living our lives right now.
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About Groundwork: Biblical Foundations for Life
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Groundwork is a half-hour conversation that digs deeply into Scripture, the foundation for our lives. Each week, pastors Dave Bast (president of Words of Hope) and Scott Hoezee (director of CEP at…
Calvin Seminary) cultivate our understanding of God's Word by unpacking the richness of the Bible and applying it with insight to today's world.
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