New City Catechism Question 19

Your Will Be Done

As Jesus invites us to pray, we join together in desiring heaven to come to earth by the work of God's grace. May our gaze be set on Christ and the things above; may our blessings be shared in costly hospitality and may the radical alternative of Christ's love call us and our world home.

Your Kingdom Come

Jesus is no ordinary King. Jesus has no ordinary Kingdom. As we pray, Your Kingdom Come, we surrender our own desires to be King and to establish our own Kingdoms, (as well as our desires to establish His Kingdom according to worldly ways), instead embracing His Kingdom of self-sacrificial love with the sure hope of His return.

Real Unity

A sermon on Philippians 1:27-2:11 from Tim Thorburn.

Real Freedom

A sermon on Philippians 1:12-26 from Tim Thorburn.

Remember ME O My God For Good

The book closes with Nehemiah physically and spiritually cleansing the community, establishing organized duties for the priests and Levites, and offering several brief, personal prayers asking God to "remember me for good"