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The Lords Prayer

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Scripture: Matthew 6:7-15
Topics: Humility, Prayer, Contributor: Joel Webbon

“So many were the corruptions that had crept into this duty of prayer among the Jews, that Christ saw it needful to give a new directory for prayer, to show his disciples what must ordinarily be the matter and method of their prayer, which he gives in words that may very well be used as a form; as the summary or contents of the several particulars of our prayers.” -Matthew Henry

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The Lords Prayer

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Scripture: Matthew 6:7-15
Topics: Humility, Prayer, Humility, Prayer, Contributor: Joel Webbon

“So many were the corruptions that had crept into this duty of prayer among the Jews, that Christ saw it needful to give a new directory for prayer, to show his disciples what must ordinarily be the matter and method of their prayer, which he gives in words that may very well be used as a form; as the summary …

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What Is Godly Sorrow? Part 1

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Scripture: 2 Samuel 112 Samuel 12Psalm 51
Topics: Humility, Prayer, Humility, Prayer, Confession & Repentance, Humility, Mortification of Sin, Personal Holiness, Confession & Repentance, Humility, Mortification of Sin, Personal Holiness, Doctrine of Sin, Doctrine of Sin, Contributor: Joel Webbon

Pastor Joel Webbon preaches on the true nature of confession and the biblical characteristics of “godly sorrow” from Psalm 51:1-5.

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The Dangers Of Minimizing Sin

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Scripture: Psalm 32
Topics: Humility, Prayer, Humility, Prayer, Confession & Repentance, Humility, Mortification of Sin, Personal Holiness, Confession & Repentance, Humility, Mortification of Sin, Personal Holiness, Confession & Repentance, Guilt & Shame, Humility, Prayer, Wisdom & Discernment, Contributor: Joel Webbon

Many Christians, and even pastors, go to great lengths to conceal and minimize their sin. But a refusal to confess our sins produces only misery and heartache. It causes us to fall under the fatherly displeasure of God. Therefore, Christians should run to God quickly and fully.