St Andrews Church Geraldine‘s Podcast

Temptation and superior JoyMathew 6:9-13

 
From Hard Hearts to Open Hands: Living out the Forgiveness We ReceiveLuke 15:11-32, Matthew 18:21-35 & Mathew 6:9-13
 

Grace for the Grind - God meets us in the daily burdens of life.Dependence in the Desert - Daily prayer for daily needs reflects trust in God’s provision in our Journeys through the wilderness of life.Calm in the Chaos - Trusting in God’s care brings freedom from life’s relentless worries.
Phil 4:6-7, 2 Cor 4:8-9 & Mat 6:9-13

Blessings and Curses.

Mark 8:30-36

All too often we approach church services with this attitude, so this Sunday we’ll consider being church in the light of the Great  Commandment to love God and others, and in the light of St Andrew's mission statement to Glorify God, Grow, and Go.Jn 17:20-26, 1 Cor 12:12-28, Col 3:12-17

When we pray "your kingdom come, your will be done" do we understand the fullness of those words? It is more than just a hope that we see the world become a better place. It is a prayer that Jesus would come soon and that his reign on earth (the Millennium of peace) would begin God's complete reign on earth as it should be, and as it is in heaven. Through the ages we see God's Kingdom coming. At the birth of His son, Jesus Christ, we see that this is a kingdom that has come and yet is still to come. Therefore the Lord's prayer is one that all citizens of the Kingdom of God want to pray.Matthew 2:1-12 and Matthew 6:9-10

The Lord's Prayer is the centrepiece of the Sermon of the Mount.  There are endless tangents of approach and we will always learn more about prayer and God everytime we study these verses.  It begins with a focus on God, who he is in relation to us and our praise that he retains the honour that he deserves.  The four living creatures around the throne praise him day and night - it is our role to ensure that His name is praised continuously here on earth.Matthew 6:9-13 and Revelation 4:6-11