When Israel had a king they knew to whom they could make their requests. Israelites could try to meet with the king or a king’s advisor to talk with the king. This must have been great to see the one who ruled over Israel, and to know that you could put your request to him. How about Israel having access to the priests and seeing someone bringing your request to the living God. Why is it better for us to pray to the living God as our Father in heaven? Why is it better to pray to HIm in the majesty of heaven than to have a king on an earthly throne? Please enjoy what was recorded of our sermon titled, “Our Father in Heaven.”

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