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Pastor Darrell continues to preach through the Lord's Prayer in Luke 11:1-4. What do we mean when we pray, "lead us not into temptation"? We agree with God that we continually need His help to keep our hearts from wandering and to enable us to live faithfully. Be encouraged to draw near to God who leads us in His ways and delivers us from evil.

Pastor Darrell continues to preach through the Lord's Prayer in Luke 11. As we consider Luke 11:4, we are reminded that as forgiven sinners, we are called to be Christ's ambassadors of forgiveness toward others.

What does it mean when we pray, "Give us this day our daily bread"? Pastor Darrell continues to preach through the Lord's Prayer found in Luke 11. 

Pastor Darrell continues to preach on the Lord's Prayer. This week we look at Luke 11: 1-4 and what it means when we pray, "Thy Kingdom Come."

Pastor Darrell continues to preach through the Lord's Prayer in Luke 11. When we pray, "Hallowed be Your name," we're not so much declaring a fact, but making a request to the Lord. We are asking God to reveal His glory to the world, to us, in us, and through us to others.

That God is our Father is the basis for prayer. That God is our Father is the basis for all of the Christian life! Do you truly, most often live in the reality of being a blessed child of God? Or do you, too often, live as if you were a “spiritual orphan”? Pastor Darrell leads us to consider these things as we look at the beginning of the Lord's Prayer in Luke 11:1-4.

An exercise that can help you recognize these tendencies in your own heart and life is mentioned in the service and can be accessed by clicking here: Orphans vs. Child of God Exercise