When we pray the Lord's Prayer it may seem odd in a prayer filled with recognizing and honoring God's name, seeking God's will, praying about forgiveness, and His Kingdom, that we would ask for daily bread. Daily bread goes far beyond just our physical needs but seeking all our physical and spiritual nourishment from Him-

As we delve into the the second phrase of the Lord's Prayer we look at God's kingdom coming, His will being done in our lives on Earth as it is in heaven. You explore God's will and the importance of our surrender to God in our lives.

As we dive into the prayer that Jesus taught us to pray we begin by looking at how God is our Father in heaven and how we are supposed to hallow, revere, set apart as Holy His name. We explore questions like- Is God your Father- Do you understand the hope of heaven- Is God's name being set apart as holy as the result of the way you live your life-

In this third part of Ruth we look at chapters 3-4 and the completion of Ruth's redemption through Boaz and we take some time to investigate how Ruth's redemption is a picture of our own redemption through Jesus Christ.

As we continue through the book of Ruth we look this week at chapter 2, where Ruth takes advantage of the welfare laws in Israel to glean grain, and is treated wonderfully by a close relative named Boaz. When Naomi sees this her bitterness is replaced by faith in God.

In this message we began a journey through the book of Ruth and focused on the ways God works in our lives, the importance of serving others the way Ruth served Naomi, and the need to not let bitterness enslave us but to let forgiveness set us free-

In the final sermon in our Dangerous Prayers series we look at the prayer of send me from Isaiah 6. Where is God sending you- What is keeping you from following His call on your life- In this message we seek to help you understand and answer those questions.

In part 2 of this series we talk about the dangerous prayer of asking God to break us. We will all experience brokenness, but that brokenness can lead to great blessing as we are broken and poured out for our Lord. Jesus was broken and poured out for us and calls us to take up our cross and follow Him.

In a series borrowed from Life.Church we are talking about dangerous prayers. Too many of us prayer safe and predictable prayers. This message and series, will challenge all of us to prayer prayers that will challenge our faith and help us grow in our relationship with Jesus-

In this message at New Song one of our Elders, Pat. McKee, shares his testimony and the Word of God on the importance of trusting God and His Word in our lives.