Episodes
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
02.02.2020 Talkking with God: Debts and Debtors
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
Why do some versions of the Lord’s Prayer say “forgive us our sins” while others say “trespassess” and others say “debts”? What does your student loan payment have to do with the Lord’s Prayer? Is the Lord’s Prayer a commentary on debt-based economy? And if so, what does that have to do with forgiveness?
All this and more as we continue next week in our series, Talking with God: The Lord’s Prayer
One of the quickest ways to get to know someone is by sharing conversation - but where do we start with God?
Luckily Jesus taught us a prayer (typically called the Lord's Prayer or the Our Father) as a way to start. This prayer is poetic and beautiful, hopeful and powerful. It has more depth than meets the eye. And it teaches us a lot about who God is, and how we can talk with God.
Over 6 weeks, we'll break down The Lord's Prayer in our series Talking with God
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
01.26.2020 Talking with God: Daily Bread
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
One of the quickest ways to get to know someone is by sharing conversation - but where do we start with God?
Luckily Jesus taught us a prayer (typically called the Lord's Prayer or the Our Father) as a way to start. This prayer is poetic and beautiful, hopeful and powerful. It has more depth than meets the eye. And it teaches us a lot about who God is, and how we can talk with God.
Over 6 weeks, we'll break down The Lord's Prayer in our series Talking with God
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
01.19.2020 Talking with God: On Earth as in Heaven
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
Sunday Feb 09, 2020
One of the quickest ways to get to know someone is by sharing conversation - but where do we start with God?
Luckily Jesus taught us a prayer (typically called the Lord's Prayer or the Our Father) as a way to start. This prayer is poetic and beautiful, hopeful and powerful. It has more depth than meets the eye. And it teaches us a lot about who God is, and how we can talk with God.
Over 6 weeks, we'll break down The Lord's Prayer in our series Talking with God
Wednesday Jan 15, 2020
1.12.2020 Talking With God - Kingdom Come
Wednesday Jan 15, 2020
Wednesday Jan 15, 2020
One of the quickest ways to get to know someone is by sharing conversation - but where do we start with God?
Luckily Jesus taught us a prayer (typically called the Lord's Prayer or the Our Father) as a way to start. This prayer is poetic and beautiful, hopeful and powerful. It has more depth than meets the eye. And it teaches us a lot about who God is, and how we can talk with God.
Over 6 weeks, we'll break down The Lord's Prayer in our series Talking with God:
January 5th: Our Father
January 12th: Kingdom Come
January 19th: On Earth as it is in Heaven
January 26th: Daily Bread
February 2nd: Debts & Debtors
February 9th: Lead us Not into Temptation
Zao MKE Church is Jesus Rooted, Justice Centered, and Radically Inclusive. Sundays at 10am
Friday Jan 10, 2020
1.05.2020 Talking With God - Our Father
Friday Jan 10, 2020
Friday Jan 10, 2020
One of the quickest ways to get to know someone is by sharing conversation - but where do we start with God?
Luckily Jesus taught us a prayer (typically called the Lord's Prayer or the Our Father) as a way to start. This prayer is poetic and beautiful, hopeful and powerful. It has more depth than meets the eye. And it teaches us a lot about who God is, and how we can talk with God.
Over 6 weeks, we'll break down The Lord's Prayer in our series Talking with God:
January 5th: Our Father
January 12th: Kingdom Come
January 19th: On Earth as it is in Heaven
January 26th: Daily Bread
February 2nd: Debts & Debtors
February 9th: Lead us Not into Temptation
Zao MKE Church is Jesus Rooted, Justice Centered, and Radically Inclusive. Sundays at 10am
Monday Dec 30, 2019
Monday Dec 30, 2019
12.22.19 Hark! A Message of Love
Monday Dec 30, 2019
Monday Dec 30, 2019
Series: Hark!
Ever wondered why "Do not be afraid!" is the first message of most Angels in the Bible? Is it because they always seem to come like a bump in the night? Perhaps they are terrifying in appearance, unlike the haloed artwork we adore. Or maybe it's just really frightening to know that you, little old you, are receiving a message from the divine.
This advent/Christmas season, we'll be exploring the proclamations of many angels leading up to the birth of Jesus. What were these messages about, and why were they so important that they needed to be delivered in person?
Monday Dec 30, 2019
12.08.19 Hark! A Message of Peace
Monday Dec 30, 2019
Monday Dec 30, 2019
Series: Hark!
Ever wondered why "Do not be afraid!" is the first message of most Angels in the Bible? Is it because they always seem to come like a bump in the night? Perhaps they are terrifying in appearance, unlike the haloed artwork we adore. Or maybe it's just really frightening to know that you, little old you, are receiving a message from the divine.
This advent/Christmas season, we'll be exploring the proclamations of many angels leading up to the birth of Jesus. What were these messages about, and why were they so important that they needed to be delivered in person?
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
12.15.19 Hark! A Message of Joy!
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
Series: Hark!
Ever wondered why "Do not be afraid!" is the first message of most Angels in the Bible? Is it because they always seem to come like a bump in the night? Perhaps they are terrifying in appearance, unlike the haloed artwork we adore. Or maybe it's just really frightening to know that you, little old you, are receiving a message from the divine.
This advent/Christmas season, we'll be exploring the proclamations of many angels leading up to the birth of Jesus. What were these messages about, and why were they so important that they needed to be delivered in person?
Monday Dec 02, 2019
12.1.19 Hark! A Message of Hope
Monday Dec 02, 2019
Monday Dec 02, 2019
Hark! A Message of Hope.
Who gets the first Angelic message leading up to the birth of Christ? Is it Mary? Joseph? The donkey? Actually, it's...Jesus' uncle. Wait, what? This week, meet Zechariah. His message from Gabriel is surprising, confusing, and utterly unbelievable.
Hark! A message of hope.
Series: Hark!
Ever wondered why "Do not be afraid!" is the first message of most Angels in the Bible? Is it because they always seem to come like a bump in the night? Perhaps they are terrifying in appearance, unlike the haloed artwork we adore. Or maybe it's just really frightening to know that you, little old you, are receiving a message from the divine.
This advent/Christmas season, we'll be exploring the proclamations of many angels leading up to the birth of Jesus. What were these messages about, and why were they so important that they needed to be delivered in person?
Hark! An urgent message.