Teach us to Pray – “Our Father”

In the sermon titled “Our Father” from the series “Teach Us to Pray,” Bro Tommy directs focus towards the significance of prayer and the need to view God as our Father. Throughout his sermon, he emphasizes that prayer instills a sense of power and privilege within believers, fostering a more profound connection with God. Bro Tommy urges the congregation to consider Matthew, chapter six, as he introduces them to the upcoming series of messages based around prayer. He further encourages them to partake in a multitude of church events and activities. Bro Tommy’s sermon main focus, however, is on perceiving our relationship with God as one with a Father, emphasizing the divine intimacy such a connection signifies. Drawing from the example of Jesus’ disciples asking Him to teach them to pray, Bro Tommy discusses the often-misunderstood Lord’s Prayer. Contrary to popular conception, he explains, the prayer is not meant for mindless recital but instead acts as a guide to prayer itself; Explaining diverse elements such as invocation and praise. Bro Tommy dismisses human understanding of gender toward God, stating His essence transcends gender. The term “Father” is used to exemplify the divine and perfect relationship God sustains with His children, he clarifies. He brings to light God’s omnipresence and omnipotence, showing that God’s knowledge is infinite, understanding every aspect of our lives in full. He emphasizes recognition of God’s righteousness and holiness; an acknowledgement which should echo throughout our prayers and lives. Bro Tommy ends his sermon by inviting those who seek to acknowledge God as their Father to surrender to Jesus Christ, thus accepting Him as their Lord and Saviour. The sermon concludes with Bro Tommy invoking God’s glory and urging individuals to respond faithfully to God, emphasizing the tenderness of our heavenly Father who yearns for such intimate connection with His children.

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