9:45 am | Anchor Gym

The Journey with Jesus

2 Peter 3:17-18

This morning as we celebrate a baptism and a profession of faith we are going to take a break from our “Teach Us to Pray” series in order to take time to talk about two important parts to our journey with Jesus: growing in our belief and growing into who we’re becoming.

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10:30 am | Great Room

Your Kingdom Come

Matthew 6: 9-13

Join us as we continue our new summer sermon series on the Lord's Prayer titled "Teach Us to Pray." This week we consider the second petition of Jesus' prayer, "Your Kingdom Come." We will explore the primary message of Jesus ministry - the Kingdom of God and consider what it means for us pray God's Kingdom into our world and lives.

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10:30 am

Great Room - Red Brick Church Building

Humble Audacity

Psalm 115

When we pray "Hallowed be your name," we are taking a posture of humble audacity in our prayers. By reading this prayer through the lens of Psalm 115, we will encounter the invitation to replace aggressive timidity with humble audacity in our prayer - and our lives.

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9:00 am

Red Brick Church Building Sanctuary

Preaching: Rev Kory Plockmeyer

Executive Director of Movement West Michigan - https://www.movementwestmi.org/

Sermon Title: Humble Audacity

Sermon Text: Psalm 115

Join us as we continue our new summer sermon series on the Lord's Prayer titled "Teach Us to Pray." This week we consider the part of Jesus' prayer, "Hallowed be Thy name" and explore what this means and how it informs our prayers and lives.

To learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at: https://harderwyk.com/about

9:45 am

Gym - Anchor Building

Hallowed Be Thy Name

Psalm 115

What does it mean to hallow God’s name? The Psalmist in Psalm 115 would say, “not to us, Lord, not us but to your name be the glory.” Jesus is inviting us to pray in this way so that God’s name and reputation would be honored and praised in our lives and in this world. Join us as we explore this more.

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9:00 am

Sanctuary - Red Brick Church Building

A Jesus-Sized Prayer Life

Matthew 6:1, 5, 8-13

It’s all to easy to find our prayer life shaped by our desires, fears or needs. Jesus invites us to experience instead, a life of prayer shaped by the “Omni-God” who makes Himself known in the Scriptures.

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9:45 am

Gym - Anchor Building

“Who Art in Heaven”

Psalm 33

As “Our Father” we see the true goodness of God. So, what do we mean when we pray “who art in heaven”? Our God is great. God is our limitless creator and the engaged ruler of the world. This means that in this God, we have hope, surety, confidence, strength, help, and our salvation. This is good news.

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10:30 am

Great Room - Red Brick Church Building

Our Father

Matthew 6:9-13

Join us as we continue our new summer sermon series on the Lord's Prayer titled "Teach Us to Pray." This week we consider the second part of Jesus' opening address in his prayer, "Our Father in heaven" and explore the significance of praying to God "in heaven." We will explore what this means and how it informs our prayers and lives.

To learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at: https://harderwyk.com/about

9:00 am

Sanctuary - Red Brick Church Building

Finding Your Place In The Universe

Matthew 6:1-9

As Jesus presents His teaching on prayer to those seekers listening to the Sermon on the Mount, He makes clear that His Followers will pray TO a particular Father as children OF a particular family. The metaphor of adoption shapes a believer’s posture in prayer.

To learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at: https://harderwyk.com/about

9:45 am

Gym - Anchor Building

Our Father

Matthew 6:9-13

When Jesus invites us to start our prayers “Our Father” what are we praying? What we will see is that when we pray these words we are praying to a particular God, into a particular story, and praying as a particular people.

To learn more about Harderwyk Ministries, visit our website at: https://harderwyk.com/about