Him We Proclaim
Audio messages from The Mount Church in Clemson, South Carolina. Visit us online https://www.themountchurch.com
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Matthew 6:16-21: Pray Then Like This: The Lord's Prayer (with Fasting) for the Lord's People, Part 5 (opens the original)
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Matthew 6:12-15: Pray Then Like This: The Lord's Prayer for the Lord's People, Part 4 (opens the original)
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Matthew 6:12-15: Sermon Summary: Jesus teaches us to pray for a separation between us and sin. Cognizant of it, we confess it with pleas for forgiveness. As we're in a state of grace, we'll be marked by grace. Forgiveness should flow from the forgiven, grace from the justified. Against trusting in ourselves, we pray not to be led into temptation, but to be delivered from evil. We're to pray for a preparedness to walk in faith with our Lord. Jesus expands on the earlier request for forgiveness: a
Matthew 6:11: Pray Then Like This: The Lord's Prayer for the Lord's People, Part 3 (opens the original)
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Matthew 6:11: Sermon Summary: Among what we might perceive as more important requests, Jesus invites us to pray each day for bread that day. Our Father in Heaven is not above meeting the needs of our bodies. We're taught to realize our perpetual reliance upon the Lord for everything whatsoever related to living and moving and having our being. By the invitation to ask for daily bread, there is implied a divine willingness to provide for His children all the items that He judges good for us. The
Matthew 6:9-10: Pray Then Like This: The Lord's Prayer for the Lord's People, Part 2 (opens the original)
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Matthew 6:9-10: Sermon Summary: As the heading for our lives, Jesus teaches His people to prioritize the heavenization of earth to the fame of our heavenly Father’s Name in prayer.
Matthew 6:1, 5-8: Pray Then Like This: The Lord's Prayer for the Lord's People, Part 1 (opens the original)
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Matthew 6:1, 5-8: Sermon Summary: The Lord's prayer for the Lord's people comes to us in a context of the Lord's warning. It's not a warning for those who do not pray, but for those who do pray, only not in Christ's way. There's a temptation that clings so closely to righteousness, and it's to practice our righteousness to gain the favor of people. To this, the hypocrite succumbs, while the pagan likewise prays in a way that betrays unbelief. The disciple of Jesus however avoids such pitfalls. T
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