It is in the nature of being a Christian to make a personal profession and promise Our text, taken from Psalm 119, sums up 1. What is to be professed…
James threefold call to pray and one example of prayer impress on us the power of prayer We see this as we consider his 1. Three prayer scenarios 2. One prayer example…
The Psalms help us flesh out the confession element in the petition, “Hallowed be your name.” That our prayers may be enriched, we will consider Psalms that hallow God’s name…
We are amazed by grace, as in God’s appearance to Jacob at Bethel we see God’s unconditional and invincible grace We consider how we see 1. God’s unconditional grace 2.…
From the Psalms we learn how to flesh out the words, “Our Father in heaven.” We learn it in the way the Psalms 1. Express childlike reverence and trust 2. Confess…
We are comforted as we see God’s purpose of election accomplished through Jacob’s deception of Isaac We consider: 1. This is not an invitation to imitate deception 2. The comfort…
Those who eat the bread of life must pray. We consider the 1. Why 2. How 3. What of prayer Reading: Matthew 6:5-15; 7:7-11; Luke 18:9-14 Text: Heidelburg Catechism Lord's…
The snapshot of Isaac's life exhorts and encourages us as we live as sojourners on the promised earth. This comes out as we see Isaac 1. Hesitant in his faith 2.…
The Lord who has given us Jesus as the bread of life calls us to speak the truth about our neighbour in love. We consider: 1. What not to do…
The account of Esau despising his birthright challenges us to ask how we value our birthright. Reading: Hebrews 12:1-17 Text: Genesis 15:27-34
It is in the nature of being a Christian to make a personal profession and promise Our text, taken from Psalm 119, sums up 1. What is to be professed…
James threefold call to pray and one example of prayer impress on us the power of prayer We see this as we consider his 1. Three prayer scenarios 2. One prayer example…
The Psalms help us flesh out the confession element in the petition, “Hallowed be your name.” That our prayers may be enriched, we will consider Psalms that hallow God’s name…
We are amazed by grace, as in God’s appearance to Jacob at Bethel we see God’s unconditional and invincible grace We consider how we see 1. God’s unconditional grace 2.…
From the Psalms we learn how to flesh out the words, “Our Father in heaven.” We learn it in the way the Psalms 1. Express childlike reverence and trust 2. Confess…
We are comforted as we see God’s purpose of election accomplished through Jacob’s deception of Isaac We consider: 1. This is not an invitation to imitate deception 2. The comfort…
Those who eat the bread of life must pray. We consider the 1. Why 2. How 3. What of prayer Reading: Matthew 6:5-15; 7:7-11; Luke 18:9-14 Text: Heidelburg Catechism Lord's…
The snapshot of Isaac's life exhorts and encourages us as we live as sojourners on the promised earth. This comes out as we see Isaac 1. Hesitant in his faith 2.…
The Lord who has given us Jesus as the bread of life calls us to speak the truth about our neighbour in love. We consider: 1. What not to do…
The account of Esau despising his birthright challenges us to ask how we value our birthright. Reading: Hebrews 12:1-17 Text: Genesis 15:27-34