Isaiah 55:10-11; Psalm 33(34):4-7,16-19; Matthew 6:7-15
Tonight we begin a series of talks based on the well known - perhaps the best known of all - prayers, the Our Father.
The Our Father is so familiar we easily miss its importance. Matthew places it right in the middle of his long account of the sermon on the mount. It is therefore of the utmost importance, given the pride of place in the key section of Matthews Gospel in which Jesus teaches us the way to live a full life.
Come, if you can, each Tuesday evening in Lent at 19:00 to St Thomas more Church, Princess Elisabeth Way, and learn in detail this tremendous prayer, where it comes from, and where it can take us on too.
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