Prayers for the City | Jeremiah 29:1, 4-7

As you’re already aware you’ve been using the summer to survey the different prayers of Old Testament saints, prayers birthed out of real life situations, and how these prayers ultimately find their resolution and fulfillment in the person and work of Jesus Christ. And as a response to the grace freely given to us, we…

Today we’ll survey the book of Habakkuk. Scholars suggest he may have been a temple musician as well as prophet serving in Judah.1 What we know of him comes from this book that bears his name. In it we see the heart of this man as he dialogues with God concerning God’s pending judgment on…

Today marks the beginning of our OT summer series, entitled “Prayers of the Old Testament Saints.” While the Psalms are recognized as the prayer book of the Bible, Scripture provides other prayers outside the Psalter that are equally as rich and instructive. Because if we’re being honest, we all tend to fall into prayer ruts…

This is what Jesus says to his disciples in v.48 of today’s text. This is not a rAs Mark shared a few weeks ago, we’re spending these summer months looking at the prayers of the OT saints. In doing so, it’s our hope to show how each of these prayers serve as reminders to us…

Because wisdom is the very essence of God’s character, Christians are called to live with a listening heart; one that consistently seeks his wisdom in prayer. Notes

Long ago, the nation of Israel was divided.  The nation of Israel split and formed two distinct nations with two distinct rulers.  Israel in the north and Judah in the south. Notes