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Lord’s Prayer: Lead Us Not Into Temptation

Lord’s Prayer: Lead Us Not Into Temptation

In our last post, we wrote about forgiveness. When we ask for forgiveness or grant forgiveness, we are dealing with actions that have already occurred. The next part of the prayer, “lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil,” looks toward the future and...

Lord’s Prayer: Forgive Us

Lord’s Prayer: Forgive Us

Forgiveness is a gift. When we make the determination to forgive, we open the box. His power meets our weakness, transforming us and helping us to truly forgive as we ourselves have been forgiven.

Lord’s Prayer: This Day

Lord’s Prayer: This Day

This Day The past is just a memory. The future is only a possibility. Today is a new day, a day of new challenges and new possibilities, a day that will never come again. Jesus said, "give us THIS DAY our DAILY bread." This phrase is one of my favorites and...

Lord’s Prayer: Thy Will Be Done

Lord’s Prayer: Thy Will Be Done

Thy Will Most of the time I want to do God's will. I want to please him. But, if I'm going to be honest, there are times when I want my own way. I want to do, what I want to do, and I don't want anyone to get in my way. Even worse, in those moments, I don't want to...

Lord’s Prayer: Thy Kingdom Come

Lord’s Prayer: Thy Kingdom Come

Jesus said the kingdom of heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field. When a man discovered the treasure, he went and sold all he had to buy the field.

Lord’s Prayer: Who Art In Heaven

Lord’s Prayer: Who Art In Heaven

Having the right perspective is imperative if we are going to have a fruitful prayer life. Recognizing Father God’s position in heaven is imperative. He has the perspective that we do not.

Lord’s Prayer: Our Father

Lord’s Prayer: Our Father

When we begin our prayers by acknowledging God as “Father,” we are acknowledging his position and our own. We are affirming the fact that we are his beloved children.

Lord’s Prayer: Introduction

Lord’s Prayer: Introduction

I grew up in a church that prized prayers that came straight from the heart. There was no liturgy or repetition. No one read prayers. Instead, we prayed what was in our hearts.

Looking for Jesus

Looking for Jesus

Is Jesus Here? "Is Jesus here?" my Mother asked me when she walked into church. "I came to see Jesus." I didn't know how to answer her. My heart dropped when I heard her ask the question yet again. I wanted so badly to tell her "yes," because I knew how disappointed...

More Than Enough

More Than Enough

What Exactly is Enough? How can one define enough? In some instances, enough might be a whole lot of something.  At other times, enough might be just a little. Most of the time more than enough sounds like an impossibility; we can't even get enough, let alone more...

Perspective is Everything

Perspective is Everything

Perspective is everything. People who know my family know that my father would never be described as a physically large or imposing man. At only five feet, four inches tall, he would easily be described as a short man by most any standards. But even a short man may be...

The Power of the Seed

The Power of the Seed

How powerful can a seed be? As I write the title of this blog post, I can't help but think that it is a bit odd to talk about "the power of the seed." When I think of power, my mind conjures up images of marching armies, tanks, maybe even nuclear bombs. Maybe I've...

One Hundred Times Return

One Hundred Times Return

What if I told you about an investment you could make that would yield one hundred times your original investment? Maybe even more? Well, if you believed me, you would be asking me for more details and signing the papers. This post tells you exactly how to do that,...

Trusting Daddy

Trusting Daddy

I grew up on a dairy farm, and as a kid, we often had to go out and fix the fence that held the cows in. We used barbed wire - four strands attached to fence posts every few feet. It wasn't uncommon for Dad to ask us kids, "want to go fencing?" We were expected to say...

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