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Feb 16, 2025
Sermon: For Yours is the Kingdom
I Chronicles 29.10-25: The ending of the Lord's Prayer that we know is not in the original text, but it was added early on to bring important conclusion. We look at David's prayer anticipating the building of the Temple in I Chronicles 29 to help us see the source of the ending that guides us to put our eyes back to God as we conclude the prayer.
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  • Feb 16, 2025Sermon: For Yours is the Kingdom
    Feb 16, 2025
    Sermon: For Yours is the Kingdom
    I Chronicles 29.10-25: The ending of the Lord's Prayer that we know is not in the original text, but it was added early on to bring important conclusion. We look at David's prayer anticipating the building of the Temple in I Chronicles 29 to help us see the source of the ending that guides us to put our eyes back to God as we conclude the prayer.
  • Feb 9, 2025Sermon: Lead Us Not Into Temptation
    Feb 9, 2025
    Sermon: Lead Us Not Into Temptation
    Matthew 4 & 6.13: With this petition, we're drawn into facing the wrestling of the life of the discipleship. After recognizing our grace we've given, now we must traverse the life toward God's glory and face the devil's advances against us. This draws us closer to God as we recognize the challenge we face, but turn to the greater power we have in God.
  • Feb 2, 2025Sermon: As We Forgive Our Debtors
    Feb 2, 2025
    Sermon: As We Forgive Our Debtors
    Matthew 6.12-15: Today we look at the second part of v. 12 in regards to forgiveness of debts. The forgiveness we receive from God calls also for us to live into our forgiveness of others. Forgiveness rightly understood cannot be understood apart from the cross of Christ and the hope of the coming kingdom. And it is a lifelong process to grow into and that is why Jesus puts it in the prayer, so that we continually come back to the well of grace to strengthen us to forgive others.
  • Jan 26, 2025Sermon: Forgive Us Our Debts
    Jan 26, 2025
    Sermon: Forgive Us Our Debts
    Matthew 6.12, Revelation 5: We look at the first part of the forgiveness part of the prayer. The spiritual logic or movement of the prayer moves it ever more deep into our hearts. If we long for the kingdom to come, it must first come in us. And the way that the kingdom comes primarily into our world is by way of salvation via God's forgiveness in Christ. We must relish the Lamb that was slain and recognize our own need of grace in order to have the kingdom grow in us that we might do God's will.
  • Jan 19, 2025Sermon: Give Us Today Our Daily Bread
    Jan 19, 2025
    Sermon: Give Us Today Our Daily Bread
    Proverbs 30.7-9: The request "Give us today our daily bread" comes from this passage in Proverbs. The prayer is to focus our hearts on the contentment in the provision of the Lord. It is a call to focus our hearts and minds first on his hands and not our own as he provides all to us. This guides us to patient living and seeking not the riches of this world, but the heavenly bread of Christ that secures us for all eternity.
  • Jan 5, 2025Sermon: Our Father in Heaven
    Jan 5, 2025
    Sermon: Our Father in Heaven
    Matthew 6.5-15: We begin a series on the Lord's Prayer as a way to give solid footing for the year ahead. Our focus today is on the opening section, "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name." Jesus teaches us the basics that lead us upward to the throne of the Father. He is available to us in our need. May we keep reaching out more and more to him to find stability in life.