On Earth as It Is in Heaven: Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson

Since the Lord’s Prayer has been given to shape our praying, it also shapes our living as disciples of Christ. Today, Sinclair Ferguson expresses what it means for God’s kingdom and His will to be established in our lives.
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[@foxecarpentress4964]

Renewing our minds daily, feeding our spirit man, with The Word Of Light, Father, Son and Holy Sprit!!! 🕊️

[@tuhinabiswas6219]

Prayer is my strength,when I m unable to pray i pray this prayer

[@jessyjonas4988]

“Delight thyself also in the LORD; And he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy way unto the LORD; Trust also in him” Psalm 37:4-5

[@katnuccio85]

Thank you so much for sharing your passion and commitment with the Body of Christ.

[@brendalee8831]

I love the Lord's prayer,it pretty much covers everything.i love God the father God the son and God the holy spirit,he is awesome❤🙏😇😊

[@1Whipperin]

Thy will be done not my will be done.

[@user-uf2ji8lg1d]

Thank you again. God bless

[@karenbeardwilson]

Help and know to do God’s Will. Our pattern of life to follow, set before us here. To be enabled by prayer to “stay the course, fight the good fight”. Pastor you help me every day with why and how; the Word of God all brought together. I am wonderfully made, to do my best, “stay the course”. God knows my heart. His character revealed more. God is beyond patient for us all. The Lord’s Prayer is “written upon my heart”. I realize just now, as the scripture says also. ⭐️♥️✝️

[@michaelbarry43]

Jesus Is Adam... is the title of my book.

[@Tren-bh7sp]

So how will God's will take place on earth?

[@angeladyson7367]

I do love this podcast. Thanks Ligonier and Thanks Sinclair. If it wasn't for the Lord's prayer I don't think we'd know how to prioritise our prayers and on those days where we feel we just don't have it in us to pray. I have sincerely prayed the Lord's prayer and found it more than adequate to quicken me and move me in prayer, knowing that the Lord knows our every need, our every trial. I thought I'd save the difficult bit until last: whilst we love this podcast (my husband and I) we've recently noticed that the music isn't just at the beginning and the end but seems to be playing all the way through in the background under what Sinclair is saying. Is there any chance it could be faded out once Sinclair starts speaking and then be gradually reinstated towards the end of the devotional? We find personally that music can be so powerful and can really move us emotionally and we don't want our emotions here to be the thing that is moved but our hearts and souls by the teachings of God's word. Would that be ok?