From our study in the Lord’s prayer this week, you may have been left with the following question: Why does the Lord’s prayer ask not to lead us into temptation when James 1 says God doesn’t tempt us?
Pastor John Samuel Barnett answers this question in this short clip.
https://youtu.be/Ufr0pcZ0mJw
(2013JUN02 – Q&A-37)
What might be a more scary thing than coming before a just and holy God and asking him to control us? When He answers.
Pastor John Samuel Barnett walks through what it looks like when God answers our prayer to control us.
https://youtu.be/6LMmXiGq2UQ
(From 2015FEB08 – FTF-19 – Control Me – Learning To Seek First The Rule Of God Over My Life Each Day)
The Lord’s prayer is not a prayer just to help us in our physical needs. As Pastor John Samuel Barnett points out, prayer is also a cry for our spiritual and emotional needs. A cry to cleanse, protect, and empty us.
https://youtu.be/pn5LZbsvsSk
(From 2015FEB08 – FTF-19 – Control Me – Learning To Seek First The Rule Of God Over My Life Each Day)
Pastor John Samuel Barnett continues his series on the Lord’s prayer. The prayer stems from our desire to have God control us. From there, all other aspects of the prayer unfold. Within that control we should also pray from God to guide us and supply us with what we need.
https://youtu.be/6mfuS9snWYc
(From 2015FEB08 – FTF-19 – Control Me – Learning To Seek First The Rule Of God Over My Life Each Day)
At that start of the new work week, what better way to keep our mind set on the things above with Pastor John Samuel Barnett‘s message on prayer as a request of God to control us. This control isn’t like being in the driver’s seat and every time the car needs a slight correction, God reaches over from the passenger seat and nudges it back over. No, this control puts God in the driver’s seat with his hands on the wheel the entire time.
https://youtu.be/Kfn3ews3x0c
(From 2015FEB08 – FTF-19 – Control Me – Learning To Seek First The Rule Of God Over My Life Each Day)
