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As we continue this series on the doxology, we get to "Praise Him above ye heavenly hosts." Take a look at Psalms 148. What are heavenly hosts? Are they angels? Do they have wings and halos? The examples given in the Bible range from the sun and moon to four headed beasts to bright figures and humans. BUT they are all commanded to praise God. We should be pointing all creatures to praise God. So, what's happening in heaven? Praise. God created all the heavenly hosts to praise Him.

Creatures are all created things. Humans, trees, bees, we are all part of God's creation. All creation was created originally, uniquely for God's glory, and each has a song to sing.. Every life is sacred and has sacred values before God. Join us in this 4 part series on the doxology as pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford take each stanza and explain the meaning behind it.

Surely you know the doxology. "Praise God from whom all blessings flow..." Have you ever thought about what it actually means? Doxology flows out of theology. Theology means the study of God, while doxology means to praise God or glory words. Join us in this 4-part series on the doxology as pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford take each stanza and explain the meaning behind it.

For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory forever. Amen. Did you know this part was not original to the bible? It was added later. Listen in as Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford explain why it is a part of the Lord's Prayer.

And lead us not into temptation, but deliver is from evil. Does God tempt us? Does God cause us to do evil? Join Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford as they unpack these questions that are usually asked after reading this portion of the Lord's Prayer.

And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. Forgiveness is HARD! Why should we forgive those who have really hurt us? Well, because God said to. Listen in as Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford unpack the topic of forgiveness in the Lord's Prayer.

Give us this day our daily bread. What does this mean? Is Jesus talking about actual bread? Yes and no. We are to depend on God regularly throughout each day for both our spiritual and physical needs. Join Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford as they break down the meaning behind this portion of the Lord's Prayer.

Your Kingdom Come. What does this mean in the Lord's prayer? In this episode, Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford dive into the meaning of "Your Kingdom Come".

Hallowed be thy name. How often do you use the word "hallowed"? Do you even know what it means when we pray "hallowed be thy name"? Join Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford as they explain the meaning of this stanza of the Lord's Prayer.

Your Kingdom Come. What does this mean in the Lord's prayer? In this episode, Pastors John Nicholson and Josh Watford dive into the meaning of "Your Kingdom Come".