scripture: matthew 26:36-26:46

Jesus' disciples eye witnessed His life and ministry (i.e. healing the blind, lame and the sick) But we don't hear them asking Jesus "teach us how to heal" but rather "Teach US to PRAY." Why? What was so special about the way Jesus prayed? Today, through examining the prayer life of Jesus in the Garden, we gain invaluable insight into having a deeper relationship with God as we follow His prayer examples!

Jesus' disciples eye witnessed His life and ministry (i.e. healing the blind, lame and the sick) But we don't hear them asking Jesus "teach us how to heal" but rather "Teach US to PRAY." Why? What was so special about the way Jesus prayed? Today, through examining the prayer life of Jesus in the Garden, we gain invaluable insight into having a deeper relationship with God as we follow His prayer examples!

Would your prayer life take you to the place that you would deny your own wishes, even your own well-being to carry out the Father's will? Jesus will once again be the perfect role model for praying that the will of the Father is done instead of ours.

What is spiritual warfare prayer? Paul brings “all prayer and supplication” into the teaching on the believer's armor, but what does he have in mind here? What is the “all prayer and supplication” with regard to spiritual warfare, since that is Paul’s topic. Not all prayer is used in warfare. Some grow us spiritually like prayers of worship, thanksgiving, submission, and are not so much in the spiritual battle realm. I do not remember going in this direction before, but as I study and find examples, I can see the benefits. Many have done things in the past, calling it prayer warfare, but usually there is no foundation in scripture and seem to just be flesh trying to do spiritual things. We look at two examples of prayer (one before and one after a spiritual battle) too understand the kind of prayer involved.

What is spiritual warfare prayer? Paul brings “all prayer and supplication” into the teaching on the believer's armor, but what does he have in mind here? What is the “all prayer and supplication” with regard to spiritual warfare, since that is Paul’s topic. Not all prayer is used in warfare. Some grow us spiritually like prayers of worship, thanksgiving, submission, and are not so much in the spiritual battle realm. I do not remember going in this direction before, but as I study and find examples, I can see the benefits. Many have done things in the past, calling it prayer warfare, but usually there is no foundation in scripture and seem to just be flesh trying to do spiritual things. We look at two examples of prayer (one before and one after a spiritual battle) too understand the kind of prayer involved.

Should we pray or should we act? Prayer in the Word of God. What kind of prayer do we do?

Gethsemane the place where Jesus prayed for what was coming Prayer and temptation

South Side Baptist Church Abbeville, South Carolina Pastor Zack Little March 28, 2021 Sunday AM Service Sermon Notes: Through his death, Jesus revealed God’s plan of salvation for all who believe in him. 1. Jesus obeyed the Father’s will. 2. Jesus endured the Father’s wrath. 3. Jesus fulfilled the Father’s plan. https://www.facebook.com/ssbcabbevillesc

The cup Jesus could not avoid

The cup Jesus could not avoid

Good news: the cup is empty!

Good news: the cup is empty!

We were designed to be connected to God. In God's company, Loneliness leaves us alone. To be Human is to be Lonely. Try to spend less time on social media connections and more time on real people connections. God does not want us to be alone. God does not want us to be separated or isolated. God does not exist in isolation. God is the Trinity. God is always together, always connected, always three in one. Spend time with people. Be intentional. Invite people to join you. Be with someone who is lonely; seek them out and bring them love. Be a bringer of consolation.

Jesus' prayer at Gethsemane shows us the horror of sin

Jesus' prayer at Gethsemane shows us the horror of sin

Perhaps you have been wondering, "What is God up to with this pandemic?" Many of us have been wondering the same thing. In this teaching, Pastor Chris Kipp begins with the question, "What if I told you that God strategically interrupts our lives to get our attention and to awaken us?" Like the disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane with Jesus (Matt. 26:36-46) we keep falling asleep to what matters most and God keeps coming to awaken us. Listen in as Chris shares about the Presence Problem and how God desires for us to be present to Him, to our own hearts and to others. This recording is from the Renaissance Church Livestream on April 5th, 2020. #alloflifealltheearth www.ren-church.org

Bible preaching from the pulpit of Walridge Baptist Church

There is one place I'm sure we'd rather not visit. It’s not really a place of joy and peace. It’s more of a place of anguish and suffering. It is the site of one of the greatest spiritual battles the world has ever known. It’s a place called Gethsemane.

"A prisoner FOR the Lord". Is the bad in your life - good? Can you thank God for all that has happened in your life? All?

"A prisoner FOR the Lord". Is the bad in your life - good? Can you thank God for all that has happened in your life? All?