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The Lord’s Prayer (An outline of today’s message) Two thousand years ago when Peter asked Jesus to teach us to pray the Lord’s Prayer was born. The focus today is on Jesus’ inclusion of forgiveness in his response to Peter. Forgive us our sins (trespasses, debts, transgressions) To ask for forgiveness requires several understandings: -admission of our guilt -remorse over sin -resolve to reject that sin -humility before God 2 Samuel 12:13           -David admits and realizes his sin is against the Lord See also Psalm 51:1-4 John 5:24                     -Faith overthrows

Matthew 11:25-30   — Why Jesus used Parables   7 Learning Styles — Dr. Kharbach “Educators Technology website” Matthew 13:10–17 (HCSB) The Son gives Knowledge and Rest Matthew 11:25-30 … No one has ever seen God, except Jesus John 1:18 …   Application What can I do with this “Knowledge?” Philippians:2-5-11 … Make your Attitude right with JESUS John 7:37–39 … His Promise. Phil Brown

Mark 6:45-56 1. Many in the world are not in the boat with Jesus or they will not let Him into their Boat Proverbs 14:12 2. There is Abundant Life with Jesus in the Boat John10:10 Galatians 5 3. But sometimes it doesn’t feel like Jesus is in Our Boat 2 Timothy 1:7 Matthew 14:22f Revelation 12:10 Romans 8:1 4. Get Jesus in Your Boat and keep Him there Romans 1:1-5 John 1:12 3:16 Acts 2:21 Revelation 3:20 5. Invite others to come into the

  The readings will be parts of Acts 24, 25 and 26. We are looking at four men, Paul, governors Felix and Festus and King Agrippa. Paul as he so often does is sharing his testimony, we see this especially in Acts 26. He tells of his early life as a persecutor of Christians and how as he traveled from Jerusalem to Damascus to met him, verse 15. There on that road he surrendered his life to God and was transformed from a

Luke 23:33–43 There are moments in life when a single sentence can change everything. A doctor’s diagnosis can change a family’s plans. A judge’s sentence can change one’s future for someone and their family. A word of forgiveness can heal years of pain. A prophetic word can change the course of life. But on the cross, that day, Jesus speaks a sentence that changes all of eternity for all of us: “Today you will be with me in paradise.” Point 1 –

2 Corinthians 2:14 – 3:6 Can God hear us? Can God see us? Can God touch us? Taste us? Can God SMELL US? Scripture 2 Corinthians 2:14—2:15 But , what? 1 Corinthians 15:57 God gives Victory Our part of the deal 1 Corinthians 15:58 “Therefore” why is it there? Ephesians5:2 the fragrance of Christ pleasing to God Ephesians 5:3 What makes us smell bad? 2 Corinthians 2:16 – 2:17 We smell of death Matthew 10:21 death and betrayal. b) 1 John 5:12–13 with Jesus we have life. 2 Corinthians 2:17 We do not spread Gods word for

Acts 4   Peter and John brought the name of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit to raise up a man who had been lame his entire life. The reaction of the crowd brought the concern of the temple officials because they didn’t want their authority undermined. Peter and John, who had been jailed the night before, were given opportunity to defend themselves in the highest court in the land. The boldness of the two men was noted. The authorities recognized they had

1Cor 15:9,13 John 20 Our greatest hope is that Jesus is coming again at the Resurrection. Because He was raised from the dead we too will be resurrected either in death or at the time of the Rapture. This sermon follows Mary Magdalene’s journey from sorrow to hope when she encounters the risen Lord Jesus Christ. Mary initially sees only an empty tomb, blinded by grief and unable to recognize Christ’s victory. The empty tomb, framed by two angels, is presented as the fulfillment

These reflections develop on my message on May 31 based on Isaiah’s detailed foretelling about Jesus seven hundred years before His incarnation. The details include his physical appearance, the purpose of his human ministry, and the severity of his punishment, agony, and suffering. It confirms that Jesus always was, even before creation, before the Gospel recordings, and always will be into eternity.                     . Malcolm Ross    

It is estimated that in the year 1900 25% of Canadians were born-again believers, meaning they had placed their faith in Jesus as their personal saviour. In Kenya that same year only 5% professed faith in Jesus. Today 2026 less than 5% of Canadians claim to be born-again believers while in Kenya 25% profess faith in Jesus as Saviour. A preacher underlined the danger of 100 years. He listed a number of schools, colleges, universities and church denomination that started out with