SERMONS
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Prayer — Matthew 6:5-13
A Warning (v5-9)
Approval of people
Performative / Impressive to God
A Blueprint (v9-13)
Relationship - Who am I praying to?
Adoration - What do I thank/give adoration to God for?
Hope - What am I longing for God to do?
Dependence - What do I need from God today?
Repentance - What do I need to confess?
Protection - Where do I need Gods protection to not wander from him?
A Confidence (v9)
Our Father - Personal
in heaven - Transcendent
Scapegoat — Leviticus 16.20-22
The substitution of our shame and guilt by Jesus.
Understanding the problem
Effects from God
Effects on Me
False solutions
Real Solutions
In the first sermon of our new mini-series on prayer, Pastor Matt Maloney explores Isaiah 31:1–9 and Judah's misplaced trust in Egypt. The passage challenges us to consider what our prayerlessness reveals about where we place our confidence, while reminding us of God's covenant faithfulness and His fierce protection of His people. Ultimately, prayer is presented as the response of those who have been rescued by God's grace and given every reason to trust Him.
In the first sermon of our new mini-series on prayer, Pastor Matt Maloney explores Isaiah 31:1–9 and Judah's misplaced trust in Egypt. The passage challenges us to consider what our prayerlessness reveals about where we place our confidence, while reminding us of God's covenant faithfulness and His fierce protection of His people. Ultimately, prayer is presented as the response of those who have been rescued by God's grace and given every reason to trust Him.
In the first sermon of our new mini-series on prayer, Pastor Matt Maloney explores Isaiah 31:1–9 and Judah's misplaced trust in Egypt. The passage challenges us to consider what our prayerlessness reveals about where we place our confidence, while reminding us of God's covenant faithfulness and His fierce protection of His people. Ultimately, prayer is presented as the response of those who have been rescued by God's grace and given every reason to trust Him.