April 25, 2020
Teach Us To Pray: Hallowed Be Your Name
Andrew Allison – Listen
Sermon Questions Matthew 6:9-13
- Tell the story of when you had a ‘close encounter’ with a famous person.
- What does it mean to “hallow” God’s Name?
- What were the hypocrites trying to accomplish by praying on the street corners or standing to pray in the synagogue? Do you ever do anything like that?
- What does ‘surrender to God’ look like in your life?
- Which issue in your life is it most difficult to loosen your grip and allow God to ‘sort things out’?
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