Presbyterian Pulpit
The Sermon on the Mount: The First Petition (Part 2)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
August 9, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. What does the sacredness and sanctity of God’s Name reveal to us about His nature and character?
The Sermon on the Mount: The First Petition (Part 1)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
August 2, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. How can God’s Name be hallowed in the world — and in our lives?
The Sermon on the Mount: In Heaven (Part 2)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
July 26, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. Are you eagerly awaiting a glorious eternity with your Heavenly Father?
The Sermon on the Mount: In Heaven (Part 1)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
July 19, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. What can we learn from this passage about misconceptions about heaven, and what does the Bible really teach about it?
The Sermon on the Mount: Our Father (Part 2)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
July 12, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. How can we know God?
The Sermon on the Mount: Our Father (Part 1)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
July 5, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. How can we be reconciled to God?
The Sermon on the Mount: The Preface to the Lord’s Prayer(Part 2)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
June 28, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. What can we learn from an in-depth examination of the Lord’s prayer?
The Sermon on the Mount: The Preface to the Lord’s Prayer(Part 1)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
June 21, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:9. How can an in-depth study of the Lord’s Prayer help us grow and mature in our faith?
The Sermon on the Mount: Secret Prayer (Part 2)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
June 14, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:5-8. How can you avoid praying like the heathens and religious hypocrites in the time of Jesus, and develop a prayer life that is faithful, pleasing, and acceptable to the Lord?
The Sermon on the Mount: Secret Prayer (Part 1)
Presbyterian Pulpit with Carl Robbins
June 7, 2020 – A study from Matthew 6:5-8. How can we unlearn the prayers of vanity that are sadly so common, and cultivate a biblical, effective, intimate prayer life with our Heavenly Father?