We are presently in the seventeenth chapter of Gospel of John working through the Real Lord’s Prayer or the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus. In the last lesson we covered middle verses of this prayer, which was mainly focused on the eleven disciples that were there with him. This week we will be looking at the closing of the prayer, and how it connects to us…

We are presently in the seventeenth chapter of Gospel of John working through the Real Lord’s Prayer or the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus. In the last lesson we covered the first five verses of this prayer, which was mainly focused on Jesus and his relationship with the Father. This next part is primarily focused on…

As I am not teaching this week, I do not really have a lesson summary to present, but I want to make sure I post every week to get in to the habit of keeping this site updated. So instead of posting the week’s lesson as a summary, I thought I would post a lesson explaining a key principle in life that has been lost from modern day public education…

I took my dog for a walk, he pooped on some ones yard, so I cleaned it up,
But Nobody does that…

I tipped the waitress 25% that tried really hard but just kept messing up,
But Nobody does that…

The seventeenth chapter of Gospel of John records for us what is commonly referred to as the Real Lord’s Prayer or the High Priestly Prayer. This prayer is unique in scripture in that it gives us the most detailed glimpse in to the prayer life of Jesus that we can find anywhere. Here we begin to see a bit of the heart of Christ, and a peek in to the communications interior…