In this sermon, Brad Watson teaches through the last half of Jesus’ model prayer in Luke 11:1-4. In this teaching, Brad shares how Jesus teaches us to come to prayer needy. Asking for needs to be met, asking for forgiveness, and asking for Jesus to lead us. But these are not mere requests, they’re imperatives given to God based on his character and his nature.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on the prayer to invite the kingdom of God into our lives and into our world as our daily lives seem chaotic and the world seems to be off the rails. This prayer is activity resistance to doubt and is a call to lasting hope: that Jesus will restore all things. From Luke 11:1-4

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on praying in a posture of surrender were we seek God’s name to be made holy in every aspect of our lives. As we pray for Jesus’ name to be made holy, our idols are realigned. It’s in these prayers our idols are turned from things that destroy us and instead become the arena of God’s mission through us.

In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on the relational nature of God as the starting point of our prayer life and that as Jesus taught his disciples to pray he was teaching them the truth that prayer is a reorientation of our view of who God is and who we are.

On this Sunday, we read Matthew 11:25-30 and heard from the personal stories from Joshua Bowditch, Mirela Watson, and Chris Scruton on how they’ve learned to authentically go to God in prayer.