This morning, we wrap up our series, looking at the final petition of the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the plea for deliverance from temptation and evil. It discusses the various forms of temptation—trials, external enticements, and internal allurements—and underscores the need for divine guidance and strength in resisting temptations of pleasure, pride and power, and overcoming the influence of the evil one.

We continue our series looking at the Lord's Prayer looking at the concept of forgiveness by framing it within the notion of "debts" owed to God, emphasizing our continual need for His mercy and grace to address our sins and shortcomings.

This morning we get into the transition in the Lord's Prayer from acknowledging God's glory to addressing personal needs, emphasizing the importance of daily dependence on God for provision. It warns against excessive self-sufficiency and materialism while pointing to Jesus Christ as the ultimate source of satisfaction for both physical and spiritual needs.

This morning we continue with what might be the hardest prayer that Jesus asks us to pray; “Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”

This morning we consider the impact of dedicating our lives to the Kingdom of God, exploring the meaning, significance, and implications of praying, "Your kingdom come, on earth as it is in heaven," as part of a series on "The Lord's Prayer."

Dive into the essence of the Lord's Prayer with a focus on "Hallowed be Your name." Unpack the meaning of "hallowed" and explore the profound holiness of God through scripture. Connect the theological depth to practical implications in our faith journey. Reflect on worship priorities in daily life, recognizing that the prayer celebrates God's inherent holiness rather than pleading for it. Join us on this transformative journey of understanding and reverence.

This message explores the challenges and struggles people face in their prayer lives despite the significance of prayer in their apprenticeship to Jesus.

It highlights the disciples' request to Jesus to teach them to pray, leading to the recording of the Model Prayer. The emphasis is on the sincerity and genuineness of prayer, cautioning against hypocrisy and ritualistic approaches.

We also dive into the profound meaning of addressing God as "Our Father," emphasizing the spiritual privilege granted through faith in Jesus. Ultimately, we are encouraged to approach prayer with honesty and recognize it as a means to express love, trust, and reliance on God as a child to a loving Father.

What does it mean to be a disciple, or apprentice, of Jesus?

We consider what it means for us to be devoted, developed and deployed as Jesus' followers.

Never let the presence of a storm, cause you to doubt the presence of God.

Your deepest need becomes a gift when it drives you to God.