Show Notes
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus paints a picture of the heart and life of a Christian—not merely a list of rules to follow. At the center of this teaching is the Lord’s Prayer, which shapes our hearts around God’s kingdom and purposes.
Today, we continue our sermon series from the archives on the Sermon on the Mount, as Paul unpacks the first half of the Lord’s Prayer and what it means to live for the Kingdom of God.
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