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Fasting, like Sabbath, is a way to turn our hearts and minds to the God who sustains. It is a way to connect our physical longings with our spiritual dependence on God.
The Lord's Prayer can be a powerful tool to remind us of God's love for us, his provision for us, and the forgiveness we have received from him. But it can also become an empty thing that we have memorized but has been robbed of its power. Let's take a look at this familiar prayer and see how it can breathe life into our own prayers.
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Before Jesus tells his disciples about "the Lord's Prayer," he begins by telling them how not to pray. We'll take a look at those words this morning.
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Here's an awesome tool for you to add to your arsenal that will help you get more out of your Bible reading.
You probably don't hate your enemies. There are some, sure. But you're more likely to be dismissive of those who you would consider enemies or "other." Jesus calls us to not just avoid retaliation, but to seek the good of our enemies.
These are familiar words. "Turn the other cheek" and "go the extra mile" are familiar catchphrases used by Christians and non-Christians alike. What if Jesus were serious?
Dauod Nassar is a living example of what it means to love your enemies. Today, Dave recommends that you check out a short documentary (link below and on our facebook page) and be encouraged by Dauod's story.
https://vimeo.com/29677206
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"Honesty, I ...."
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What does Matthew 7:1-5 have to do with our current polarized culture? Listen to find out then check out the article below:
https://frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/im-not-hateful-you-are
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In Ephesians 5, Paul tells us that marriage is a picture between Christ and the Church. What would it take for Christ to divorce his bride? This is the ideal that Jesus is laying out in the gospels when he speaks of marriage and divorce. Much of the debate around divorce is trying to figure out exactly when divorce is or isn't allowed, but we pay little attention to the design of marriage in the first place.
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