The Lord's Prayer: Father Time
Preached on Sunday 12th December 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The seventh in a series of seven sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
Prayer changes us…
(…but should we be praying this bit?)
1. Prayer argues:
We pray because we delight in our Father
2. Prayer praises:
We delight in our Father as we pray
3. Prayer trusts:
The more we delight, the more we’re encouraged to pray
Preached on Sunday 5th December 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The sixth in a series of six sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
1. Lead us:
When I fear the paths are slippery, hold my hand
2. Deliver us:
When it feels like darkness has swallowed me, snatch me away
Preached on Sunday 28th November 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The fifth in a series of six sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
1. A daily mercy: the rich released from debt
2. A daily mirror: the reconciled released from bitterness
Preached on Sunday 14th November 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The fourth in a series of six sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
Our daily bread...
1. Grace for what we cannot grab: “give us”
• A forfeited right
• A fatherly providence
• Recognise our dependence on His grace
2. Trust for what we cannot hoard: “this day”
• Ask expectantly — trusting his love
• Receive thankfully — trusting his wisdom
• Share joyfully — trusting his generosity
Preached on Sunday 14th November 2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The third in a series of six sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
Putting the end of the story into our hearts today: too ambitious to pray?
1. Your kingdom come: Win our hearts for heaven ( v10a)
2. Your will be done: Rule in our hearts on earth (v10b)
Preached on Sunday 7th November2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The second in a series of six sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
Jesus’ very first petition:
1.The weirdest prayer
2. The faintest growl
3. The truest purpose
Preached on Sunday 24th October2021, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The first in a series of six sermons on the Lord’s Prayer
Sermon Notes:
Who you are clinging to shapes how you will pray…
1.Father: We pray because we are loved
2. Our Father: We Pray because we are loved together
3. Our Heavenly Father: We pray because we are loved by a Lord, not a Daddy