Through every word and action, Jesus shows what it looks like to live like the kingdom of heaven is coming. And through his death and resurrection he opens a door for us to decide – to pick a side in this battle. God’s kingdom and God’s will or my kingdom and my will? In praying these words, we’re picking a side in this struggle. We’re saying I want to see the brokenness of this world made right – I want to see it restored to its beautiful, intended state. And I’m not just going to pray that it happens, I want to be part of it.
On Earth As It Is In Heaven
August 9, 2020 • Jonathan Wolfgang
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Over the last six weeks, we have been walking through the Lord’s prayer. We have been learning how to pray and how to live. However, no matter how long we have been following Jesus, there are always opportunities to go deeper. So, over the course of this service, we are going to pray through this prayer section by section, as a time to think and reflect.
Temptation
August 30, 2020 • Jonathan Wolfgang
The key to overcoming temptation isn’t fighting it, it’s refocusing. Shift your thoughts. The Bible never says resist temptation – it says resist the tempter. There’s a big difference. The key is to refocus your attention because whatever gets your attention gets you. The more you fight something – the more you focus on it. So, when it comes to temptation, refocus rather than resist.
Forgive Us
August 23, 2020 • Scott Scruggs
To pray “forgive us our debt" implies not just that we have done something wrong, but that we cannot make those wrongs right on our own. That’s why Jesus went to the cross and willingly gave up his life. It was to cancel our debts. We can’t make our relational debts right on our own, but God can and has already forgiven them. All we must do is ask.