Current SERMON SERIES – A Community of Prayful Love
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A Community of Prayerful Love - A Sermon Series about Prayer
Based on Psalm 23
Jan. 17–March 21, 2021
This sermon series about prayer will primarily attempt to accomplish two things: help those new to practicing prayer; and, help those who already practice prayer to go deeper into their relationship with God.
Psalm 23 is a great guide, because it is one of the most widely known passages of Scripture. Many have memorized part or all of this psalm, therefore it serves well as a framework for talking with God. Using scriptural passages to help us pray is a good way to get past those times when we don’t know what to say to God. Palm 23 will also demonstrate how to use scriptures to grow our conversational relationship with God.
During this series we will also discuss what prayer is and what prayer accomplishes ... what prayer is not and what it cannot accomplish or overcome ... and how prayer fits into our whole life, compliments, and helps transform our relationship with God and the world around us.
Please pray for us as we take this journey and prepare for Easter together.
A Community of Prayerful Love ... A Sermon Series about Prayer Based on Psalm 23
The Lord Is - Romans 1:20
Sunday, Jan. 17
2nd Sunday after Epiphany
Prayer is talking with God about what we are doing together.
My Shepherd - Luke 19:7
Sunday, Jan. 24
3rd Sunday after Epiphany
God’s primary concern is the development of our character.
I Shall Not Want - Matthew 17:25
Sunday, Jan. 31
4th Sunday after Epiphany
Jesus wants a genuine answer when he asks: “What do you want me to do for you?”
Green Pastures and Still Waters - Mark 6:31
Sunday, Feb. 7
5th Sunday after Epiphany
Solitude and silence are vital to a living relationship with God.
He Leadeth Me - Matthew 7:14
Sunday, Feb. 14
Transfiguration Sunday
How can you tell the difference between the Lord leading you and you going where you want to go?
Ash Wednesday
Wednesday, Feb. 17
Joel 2:1-2, 12-17 2 Corinthians 5:20 – 6:10 Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21
The Valley of the Shadow of Death - Luke 22:32
Sunday, Feb. 21
1st Sunday of Lent
God does not leave us in dark valleys alone.
Thou Art With Me - John 14:17
Sunday, February 28
2nd Sunday of Lent
God cares about where we go, how we feel, and what we think.
In the Presence of My Enemies - John 8:31-32
Sunday, March 7
3rd Sunday of Lent
Because our enemies are watching and because sometimes we are our own enemy, we need to accept the feast of personal conversation which God offers to us.
Goodness and Mercy - Luke 12:32
Sunday, March 14
4th Sunday of Lent
Ease is a greater threat to progress than hardship.
And I Will Live - Mark 12:27
Sunday, March 21
5th Sunday of Lent
What is God to do with such people when their physical bodies cease to function?
Based on Psalm 23
Jan. 17–March 21, 2021
This sermon series about prayer will primarily attempt to accomplish two things: help those new to practicing prayer; and, help those who already practice prayer to go deeper into their relationship with God.
Psalm 23 is a great guide, because it is one of the most widely known passages of Scripture. Many have memorized part or all of this psalm, therefore it serves well as a framework for talking with God. Using scriptural passages to help us pray is a good way to get past those times when we don’t know what to say to God. Palm 23 will also demonstrate how to use scriptures to grow our conversational relationship with God.
During this series we will also discuss what prayer is and what prayer accomplishes ... what prayer is not and what it cannot accomplish or overcome ... and how prayer fits into our whole life, compliments, and helps transform our relationship with God and the world around us.
Please pray for us as we take this journey and prepare for Easter together.
A Community of Prayerful Love ... A Sermon Series about Prayer Based on Psalm 23
The Lord Is - Romans 1:20
Sunday, Jan. 17
2nd Sunday after Epiphany
Prayer is talking with God about what we are doing together.
My Shepherd - Luke 19:7
Sunday, Jan. 24
3rd Sunday after Epiphany
God’s primary concern is the development of our character.
I Shall Not Want - Matthew 17:25
Sunday, Jan. 31
4th Sunday after Epiphany
Jesus wants a genuine answer when he asks: “What do you want me to do for you?”
Green Pastures and Still Waters - Mark 6:31
Sunday, Feb. 7
5th Sunday after Epiphany
Solitude and silence are vital to a living relationship with God.
He Leadeth Me - Matthew 7:14
Sunday, Feb. 14
Transfiguration Sunday
How can you tell the difference between the Lord leading you and you going where you want to go?
Ash Wednesday
Wednesday, Feb. 17
Joel 2:1-2, 12-17 2 Corinthians 5:20 – 6:10 Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21
The Valley of the Shadow of Death - Luke 22:32
Sunday, Feb. 21
1st Sunday of Lent
God does not leave us in dark valleys alone.
Thou Art With Me - John 14:17
Sunday, February 28
2nd Sunday of Lent
God cares about where we go, how we feel, and what we think.
In the Presence of My Enemies - John 8:31-32
Sunday, March 7
3rd Sunday of Lent
Because our enemies are watching and because sometimes we are our own enemy, we need to accept the feast of personal conversation which God offers to us.
Goodness and Mercy - Luke 12:32
Sunday, March 14
4th Sunday of Lent
Ease is a greater threat to progress than hardship.
And I Will Live - Mark 12:27
Sunday, March 21
5th Sunday of Lent
What is God to do with such people when their physical bodies cease to function?