Navigating with the Lord’s Prayer (Session 3)

In Session 3 of "Navigating with the Lord’s Prayer," Jim Dalrymple explores how prayer reveals one's view of God, self, others, and priorities. He contrasts genuine prayer with the hypocritical and unbelieving approaches warned against in Matthew 6:5-8. True prayer, grounded in trust in the Father, reflects sincere motives and proper discipleship.
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Navigating with the Lord’s Prayer

(Session 3)

Jim Dalrymple | Ozark Christian College

What does your prayer reveal about you and your faith?

  1. About your view of God?

  2. About your view of yourself?

  3. About your view of others?

  4. About your motives?

  5. About your priorities?

  6. About your source of security and hope?

  7. About your discipleship?

How NOT to Pray (Matthew 6:5-8)

“Do not be like them...”

Hypocrites (Matthew 6:5-6)

● False Motive To be seen by others (cf. Lk 18:10-14)

● Faulty View of God That he doesn’t see? That he is impressed?

● Corrective Go into your room, close the door

● Reward Trust that the Father will reward you

Unbelievers (Matthew 6:7-8)

● False Motive To be heard by God (or gods)

● Faulty View of God That he doesn’t hear? That he doesn’t care?

● Corrective Pray, trusting your Father

● Reward Your Father will give what you need (Mt 6:26)

Navigating with the Lord’s Prayer (Session 3) Instructions

Section 03

Navigating with the Lord’s Prayer

(Session 3)

Jim Dalrymple | Ozark Christian College

What does your prayer reveal about you and your faith?

  1. About your view of God?

  2. About your view of yourself?

  3. About your view of others?

  4. About your motives?

  5. About your priorities?

  6. About your source of security and hope?

  7. About your discipleship?

How NOT to Pray (Matthew 6:5-8)

“Do not be like them...”

Hypocrites (Matthew 6:5-6)

● False Motive To be seen by others (cf. Lk 18:10-14)

● Faulty View of God That he doesn’t see? That he is impressed?

● Corrective Go into your room, close the door

● Reward Trust that the Father will reward you

Unbelievers (Matthew 6:7-8)

● False Motive To be heard by God (or gods)

● Faulty View of God That he doesn’t hear? That he doesn’t care?

● Corrective Pray, trusting your Father

● Reward Your Father will give what you need (Mt 6:26)