Redeemer Fellowship
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A Plea for Pardon
A Prayer for Provision
Your Will Be Done
Your Kingdom Come
The Priority of Prayer
The Privilege of Prayer
When You Pray
Giving for Glory
Loving as We Are Loved
The Law of Non-Retaliation
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Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:12, 14-15 God delights in forgiving us and commissions us to be His instruments to establish peace with others.
Izak Bakkes - Mattew 6:11 Praying for our daily bread reminds us of our utmost dependence on our Heavenly Father.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:10b To pray like Jesus taught us, we can discover God's will - and do it.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:10a The coming of God's kingdom - in the past, present and future - and what it means for our lives.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:9b Our Father in heaven is worthy of our praise and we should begin our prayers by expressing His glory.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:9a Jesus teaches us how to pray and who can have access to this privilege.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:5-8 Christians are called to pray with sincerity, trusting in their Heavenly Father who sees in secret.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 6:1-4 To give humbly, aiming for God’s honor and not human applause, magnifies God’s greatness.
Izak Bakkes Matthew 5:43-48 God calls us to love our enemies and pray for our persecutors, mirroring His perfect love for us.
Izak Bakkes - Matthew 5:38-42