What did Jesus mean when he taught us to pray, “lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil”? Pastor Ron Lutjens completes his ongoing review of the Lord’s Prayer by helping us be more aware of the presence of wickedness in the world.
In the continuing sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer, Ron Lutjens explains the interplay between our willingness to forgive others and God’s willingness to forgive us.
What does it mean to experience and extend forgiveness? In the continuing series on the Lord’s Prayer, Ron Lutjens explains what’s involved in forgiving others.
Matthew 6:11 (Audio note: some portions of the audio are distorted. We should be all fixed next week)
As part of the ongoing sermon series on the Gospel of Matthew, Mark Tucker reflects on what it means to ask God to supply our daily needs
The story of the visit of the magi to Mary and Joseph’s house in Bethlehem serves as a backdrop for Ron Lutjens’ exhortation for Christians to remain outwardly focused, making the most of each and every opportunity to share the good news of the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus with outsiders.
Luke 1:26-33; Philippians 3:17-21
Pastor Ron Lutjens speaks on Christmas Eve about our place in the Christmas story.
In his ongoing series on the Lord’s Prayer, this week Pastor Ron covers our own narcissistic tendencies, and how they conflict with “how we should pray.”
What does it mean when we ask God that “hallowed be thy name”? Do we hallow his name in our everyday life? Pastor Ron’s third sermon in his mini-series on the Lord’s Prayer covers the first stanza in depth.
Pastor Ron focuses our attention on Christ’s instructions on “how we should pray,†as found in the Sermon on the Mount.
Pastor Ron focuses our attention on Christ’s instructions on “how we should pray,” as found in the Sermon on the Mount.
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