May 1, 2020
Teach Us To Pray: Your Kingdom Come
Andrew Allison – Listen
Sermon Questions Matthew 6:7-13
- When you hear the word ‘kingdom’ what images come to mind?
- What do you understand is involved in the Kingdom where Jesus is King?
- Explain what you understand about your will and how that operates in your day-to-day life?
- What is God’s will and when do you know it’s being done?
- Describe “on earth as in heaven”. What’s the power both present and future in that phrase?
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