Pastor’s Posts

“Your Kingdom Come”

08/08/2012

The Lord’s Prayer–part 2 DAY 1 Last week we looked at the entire Lord’s Prayer. The address was a simple, “Our father in heaven.” Jesus reminded us to remember both the tenderness of God the father¸ as well as the sovereignty of God who “inhabits heaven.” The first petition, what we’re calling, Petition #1 is,…

Our Father in heaven, hallowed by Your name

07/31/2012

The Lord’s Prayer-part 1 DAY 1 This week we’ll look at the Lord’s Prayer. It begins… Matthew 6:9 “This, then, is how you should pray…” 1. When I grew up we were taught that you should pray exactly like that. Repeat those words. Do you think that’s what Jesus meant for us to do? Matthew…

***** Home Budgeting *****

07/30/2012

  Need help: 1. Making a budget? 2. Managing a budget? 3. Getting out of debt? 4. Saving money? This group is for you! Join us for 4 weeks, with option for an additional four weeks if you like! Group is limited to 12 people!!!!!!!!!!!! 1st come, 1st served! BEGINS: AUGUST 12, 7:00 p.m. WHERE:…

The Promises of Prayer

07/19/2012

The Importance of Prayer’s Promises Building Your Prayer Life–part 5 DAY 1 This week we’ll look at God’s promises regarding prayer. There are generally three kinds of promises: unconditional, conditional, and principles of prayer. Today, we’ll look at unconditional promises.   1. In the verses below, write down what our part in prayer is and…

Praying for Others–Intercession

07/09/2012

The Importance of Intercession Building Your Prayer Life–part 4 DAY 1 Intercession is praying for others. This week you’ll build a Prayer Notebook that will add variety to your prayer life on a weekly basis! 1. List below the people for whom we should be praying. Next to the names, list any specific items for…

The Importance of Confession of Sin

07/02/2012

The Importance of Confession Building Your Prayer Life–part 3 July 8, 2012 Confession of sin should be an important part of your prayer life. If you’re the parent of a teen, you know that when your teen does something they shouldn’t, “life stops” until the teenager “fesses up.” It’s more than a simple admission of…