Dr Sam Martin |
Published on Sun 13th Nov 2011
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The phrase before us in this study is: ‘Hallowed be thy name.’ This is the first real petition in the prayer and it reveals to us the desires of God’s heart! Hebrews 4:12-16.
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Sun 15th Jan 2012
By Dr Sam Martin
In this study we give special thought to “The Secret will of God.” Isaiah 55:6-11.
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Sun 22nd Jan 2012
By Dr Sam Martin
Moving now into the second half of the prayer we begin studying the phrase/petition ‘Give us this day our daily bread’, and in particular the meaning of ‘bread.’ Matthew 6:7.
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Sun 29th Jan 2012
By Dr Sam Martin
We continue with the petition “give us this day our daily bread,” but with the focus on ‘daily.’ Matthew 6v7.
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Sun 5th Feb 2012
By Dr Sam Martin
Now we seek to understand how praying this petition impacts daily living. Proverbs 30:5-9.
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Sun 19th Feb 2012
By Dr Sam Martin
Before us in the next petition is one of the hardest things Jesus ever said: ‘Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.’ Here we face the issues of:
a) How seriously we believe the Bible and
b) How we treat people.
Matthew 18:21-35.
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