Pray Like This #3 'Who is in Heaven'

Before we rush into prayer with our lists and needs, Jesus teaches us to pause—to lift our eyes and remember who we're speaking to. Prayer isn't about informing God of our situation. It's about being reoriented by who God is. In this message, we explore the opening words of the Lord's Prayer: "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name." We discover the beautiful paradox that we're small in the universe yet fully seen by the Father, why we need to recapture a sense of awe and wonder, and what it means that there is art in heaven. Key Points: •The Paradox of Prayer: Small but Seen •Recapture Captivated •There's Art in Heaven •Lessons in Ancient Cosmology Prayer is not walking into a meeting room—it's stepping into a gallery. You slow down. You lift your eyes. You let the greatness of God recalibrate your soul. Scriptures : Matthew 6:9, Psalm 19:1-6, Genesis 28:12-17, Isaiah 6:3, Revelation 21:23