Harvest Hills Baptist Church Sermons Jason Shirk

The final form of prayer in the Lord's Prayer involves giving praise and thanksgiving to God. Pastor Shirk encourages us with the practice of giving thanks in prayer from Psalm 95.

Sin does affect just our relationship with God. When we turn our back on God, it destroys the way we relate to others as well. Pastor Shirk looks at the way sin affects those relationships from Romans 1:24-32.

Sin affects man in every area of his being. That includes his actions, but also his feeling and his thinking. Pastor Shirk works through the doctrine of the Neotic effects of sin from Romans 1:21-22.

Pastor Shirk continues to unpack the Lord's Prayer by looking at the role of confession in prayer.

Pastor Shirk expands on the requests we make from God in prayer from Matt 6:9-13.

Pastor Shirk shows that the foundational assumption behind the gospel is that men are sinners facing the righteous wrath of God. Our text is Romans 1:18.