Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Bridging the Gap! Someone once said that prayer is the last refuge of a scoundrel. If that’s the case, I guess we’re all guilty of being scoundrels at one time or another. It’s amazing how often we use prayer as a last resort when troubles come around. Today, prayer will once again be the topic as Pastor Lloyd Pulley shares a message based on Matthew chapter six, verses nine through thirteen.
Prayer Part 1B
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November 28, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 6:9–13
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November 29, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 6:9–13
Currently on Bridging the Gap, we’re listening in as Lloyd shared a series of messages with a large group of Seminary students. The series is all about servanthood, and it’s called “Not to Be Served, But to Serve”. We’ll discover today that patience and prayer are two of the most important ingredients in an effective servant’s life.
Prayer Part 1A
November 27, 2019 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 6:9–13
One area of servanthood that often gets ignored in the life of a believer is prayer. Yes! there is a right and wrong way to pray as a servant of God. Lloyd will use the teaching of the Lord Himself as a model, when He taught the Sermon on the Mount. In chapter six of Matthew’s gospel, we find what is commonly referred to as “The Lord’s Prayer”. Actually, it’s the Lord’s lesson on how WE should pray.