Gospel Prayer St. Matthew 6:9-13 by William Klock Today is Rogation Sunday. Rogare is the Latin verb meaning “to ask”, as in our Gospel, where Jesus tells his disciple that whatever they…
Come and See. God and Tell. Do not be Afraid. St. Matthew 28 by William Klock We read our Gospel tonight and it’s clear: God is doing something new. If…
Behold, Your King St. Matthew 21:1-43 by William Klock We began our service this morning with a lesson from St. Matthew’s Gospel about the first “Palm Sunday”. We read about…
Truth, Grace, and our "Culture of Death" St. Matthew 2:13-18 by William Klock Christmas is a joyful time – it’s the annual reminder that the Messiah has come to redeem…
Give Us This Day St. Matthew 6:11 by William Klock In the last three weeks we’ve looked at the first three petitions in the Lord’s Prayer and we’ve seen that…
Your Will Be Done St. Matthew 6:10 by William Klock So far in Jesus’ model prayer we’ve seen how we are to come before God as our heavenly Father. We’ve…
Your Kingdom Come St. Matthew 6:10 by William Klock Two thousand, five hundred, and forty-seven years ago the last Babylonian king, Belshazzar, threw a party. The prophet Daniel tells us…
Hallowed be Your Name St. Matthew 6:9 by William Klock This morning I wan to continue in our study of the Lord’s Prayer by taking up the second half of…
Our Father St. Matthew 6:9 by William Klock Last week we looked at Jesus’ introduction to his teaching on prayer. And if you remember, what we saw there was that…