Resources on Mark D Roberts

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Mark D. Roberts reflects on Ephesians 1:19-23 and discusses how Paul uses his intercessory prayer to preach about God’s power.

Ephesians 1:19-23

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Preaching, Prayer, Power, Christ

Love Is Patient

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Discussion Questions, Prayer, Article about Scripture

Mark D. Roberts contrasts the modern "need for speed" with the scriptural teaching that "love is patient" (1 Corinthians 13:4). Empathy toward others helps us be patient with them.

1 Corinthians 13:4

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Empathy, Love, Patience, Prayer

A Prayer for Church Leaders

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Acknowledging how Christian leaders often fall into "sexual immorality, financial dishonesty, and hunger for power," this devotional by Mark D. Roberts on Psalm 132:9 reminds readers to pray for "all who serve God as leaders."

Psalm 132:9

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Leadership, Righteousness, Corruption, Prayer

Have Mercy!

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

A devotional reflection by Mark D. Roberts on Psalm 123:3. Roberts explores the psalmist's cry for mercy, relating it to the Jesus Prayer, which emphasizes both our sinfulness and God's graciousness in showing undeserved favor.

Psalm 123:3

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Mercy, Prayer, Favor, Grace

How Can I Avoid Sin When I Am Angry?

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Reflecting on Ephesians 4:26, Mark D. Roberts writes about avoiding sin by acknowledging our anger and sharing it with God.

Ephesians 4:26

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Anger, Sin, Prayer, Self-examination

The Divine Complaint Department

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

A devotional reflection by Mark D. Roberts on Psalm 64:1. Roberts meditates on the remarkable invitation of the psalmist to present our complaints to God, adding stories about his own experience of lamenting to God.

Psalm 64:1

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Lament, Prayer, Honesty, Complaint

Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Mark D. Roberts' sermon starter on Psalm 122:6 notes that David's exhortation is still relevant today because "the peace of Jerusalem is even more fragile and more essential to the well-being of the world."

Psalm 122:6

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Prayer, Peace, Jerusalem, Prosperity

Prayer to the Potter God

Mark D Roberts | Re-Worship

Prayer

A prayer of thanks and petition: The clay thanks the Potter for creating and patiently shaping, calling out to the Spirit, "help me do the good things you have planned." (Inspired by Isaiah 64:8, Jeremiah 18:1-11)....

Isaiah 64:8; Jeremiah 18:1-11

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Prayer, God, Thankfulness, Clay

What Not to Do When You're Angry

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Reflecting on Ephesians 4:26-27, Mark D. Roberts writes about healthy ways of dealing with anger.

Ephesians 4:26-27

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Anger, Prayer, Sin, Wisdom

Praying with Passion

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Mark D. Roberts encourages readers to follow the example of Isaiah’s fervent prayer in Isaiah 62:1.

Isaiah 62:1

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Prayer, Passion, Devotion, Faith

Prayers of Confession on Justice

Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church | The Pastor's Workshop

Prayer of Confession

Prayers of confession on the topic of justice, including: not loving our neighbor, not seeking God's Kingdom, and turning from complacency.

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Forgiveness, Prayer, Confession, Mercy

Not Healing, but Terror

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Mark D. Roberts uses the prayer in Jeremiah 14:19 as an example of vulnerable honesty to God during times of doubt and suffering that are part of a genuine faith.

Jeremiah 14:19

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Prayer, Honesty, Doubt, Jeremiah

Search Results for "Mark D Roberts" on Hymnary.org

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Help and Thank You!

Carolyn C Brown | Worshiping With Children

Scripture Drama or Paraphrase, Service Outline or Song Suggestions, Children's Sermon or Lesson

Carolyn Brown offers children's worship resources to teach the themes found in 1 Samuel 1:4-20, 2:1-10; Psalm 16; Daniel 12:1-3; Mark 13:1-8; and Hebrews 10:11-25, including Hannah's prayer, Christ's authority, and the end times.

1 Samuel 1:4-20, 2:1-10; Psalm 16 Daniel 12:1-3

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Prayer, Hannah, Apocalyptic, Good Works

Faithful Prayer

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Mark D. Roberts reflects on the often misinterpreted words of Jesus about prayer and faith in Matthew 21:22 and emphasizes that true faith comes from knowing God and not our own will.

Matthew 21:22

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Faith, Prayer, Knowledge, Knowledge Of God

Lord, Teach Us to Pray

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Reflecting on a disciple's request for Jesus to "teach us to pray," this devotional by Mark D. Roberts' on Luke 11:1 discusses how followers of Jesus should align their prayers with Jesus' theology, ministry, and message.

Luke 11:1

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Prayer, Psalms, Teaching, Discipleship

Keep Alert by Praying

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

A devotional reflection by Mark D. Roberts on Luke 21:36. Roberts notes how the Greek grammar indicates that prayer is not an additional thing, but rather the very means by which Christians "stay alert."

Luke 21:36

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Prayer, Watchfulness, Greek Grammar, Second Coming

Keep on Praying

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Mark D. Roberts' devotional on Matthew 7:7 encourages readers to practice "persistent prayer." Roberts shares Jesus' promise that if we obey Jesus in continuing to pray when God seems silent, our prayers will be answered.

Matthew 7:7

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Prayer, Petition, Obedience, God's Love

Church Visitor Becomes Answer to Prayer

Paul Meier | Preaching Today

Sermon Preparation or Illustration

Paul Meier tells the story of visiting a church and becoming an answer to their prayer, illustrating themes such as God's provision and the power of prayer. Appropriate for Luke 11:5-13, Mark 11:22-25, and similar passages.

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Faith, Prayer, Faithfulness, Visitors

You Have a Hard Time Praying, Don’t You?

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Written to people who struggle to pray, this devotional by Mark D. Roberts on Ephesians 5:18-19 recommends the use of the Psalms in teaching people how "to pray openly, freely, confidently, and faithfully."

Ephesians 5:18-19

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Prayer, Teaching, Psalms, Devotion

Praying for Those Who Hurt Us

Mark D Roberts | Theology of Work

Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Discussion Questions, Prayer

Loving our enemies is not easy. Nor is it easy to bless them or to pray for them. But this is the way of Jesus. A devotional on Luke 6:28 by Mark D. Roberts.

Luke 6:28

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Blessing And Cursing, Enemy, Prayer