Hallowed Be Your Name It is interesting that when it came time to ask Jesus about anything; they chose to ask him about prayer. I think this is because prayer is about relationship and these men wanted, more than anything else, to have a relationship with God. Isaiah 6:1-4
Our Father in heaven… What does this mean? God would thereby [with this little introduction] tenderly urge us to believe that He is our true Father, and that we are His true children, so that we may ask Him confidently with all assurance, as dear children ask their dear father. Isaiah 64:1-8 Luke 11:5-13
Well, my friends, why are you here tonight? Yes, it’s Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, and during the service, you will have an ashen cross marked on your forehead. What does that symbolise? Mark 6:1-6 Mark 6:16-18
Jesus comes into Jerusalem and the crowds flock to see him. Trouble is that when the tide turns, when he is arrested and the might of Rome shows its hand, then the voices are muted, then the shouts of Hosanna can’t be heard, then the song of praise is replaced with the Crucify him! song. […]
Words have an incredible power to heal or to hurt, to encourage or to put down. This message looks at the power of the tongue. In the text, James looks at the negative power of the tongue. How do we tame the tongue? Rethink your freedom of speech Lead with your ears and follow with […]