Pray Like This- Our Father

Understanding the difference between temptation and trial...the paradox of the benefit of trials in God's kingdom and the invitation to ask for us to be spared the pain and difficulty of trial 

Our release of others who sin against us is deeply intertwined with our receiving of Jesus' forgivenes of us 

(Part one of a two part teaching) Our release of others who sin against us is deeply intertwined with our receiving of Jesus' forgiveness of us Also at the beginning of this audio you will hear from our community Neighborino as they multiply and launch a new community names CAMP with pastors Zack and Kayley Kirkwood.

We ask God to equip us with what's needed in order to bring forth his Kingdom and his will and We are instructed to only ask for what's needed in the moment - this produces dependence on him not just the ideals of his Kingdom.

1) We ask God to equip us with what's needed in order to bring forth his Kingdom and his will2) We are instructed to only ask for what's needed in the moment - this produces dependence on him not just the ideals of his Kingdom

Truly hallowing God's name requires dismantling empty religious routines and ruthlessly evaluating our daily actions against God's uncompromising standards of love and justice. Ultimately, this prayer demands that we completely surrender our lives and priorities to the transformative power and supreme goodness of our Creator.

We consider the complicated closeness of God the Father and consider passages of scripture that exhibit the Christian life as companionship with God above and beyond adherence to a set of beliefs.

The Scripture covers quite a bit of David's life; this teaching focuses on a constant, repeated faith displayed in his willingness to be restored.

Hebrews 11 lists a few of the Old Testament Judges who displayed faith in the midst of a chaotic time.