Summary
If you don't say it for yourself or in your own prayer life on a daily basis every single week, you know you are going to pray the Lord's Prayer with your brothers and sisters here during service. In our text for today we can read these words of Agar's prayer as a prayer of a Goldie what these words of this prayer lift up to us and before us goes past or beyond the satisfaction that Goldie locks and many of us search for and seek out in a daily basis. ditch number two, or I shall be poor and still and profane the name of my God, agar praise that he would not be so poor, found in poverty that he would be tempted to steal, that he would be tempted to covet, tempted to be cursing God in his suffering. Regardless, regardless of the ditch, that we may be tempted, regardless of the ditch of having so much that we deny God's work and hand in our lives, or tempted because we lack and have so little that we covet our neighbor or we steal or we curse our Lord, regardless of what ditch one may fall into, what is the end result? But if we're looking through the eyes of Goldilocks at the world around us to find the satisfaction for what we need or we look to ourselves to find the satisfaction and completeness of what we need for our sin. It is made known to you through the waters of baptism, it is made known to you through the word preached, it is made known to you through the body and blood, the bread and the wine that we receive, the truth of God's love for you is known.
Video citations
- "Just What I Need" 8-3-25 — If you would please open your Bibles to the Old Testament page 575, if you're using a Pue edition of the Bible, we're going to be in Proverbs, Chapter 30, Proverbs, Chapter 30. Before we turn or…