In this message from our Down Home summer series, Pastor Nate Harney walks us through Matthew 6:10b — “Your will be done.” In a culture shaped by on-demand convenience and personalized preferences, it’s easy to fall into a “my will be done” mindset. Pastor Nate explores what it truly means to pray for God’s will above our own, how Scripture reveals both God’s sovereign decrees and His desires for our lives, and how Jesus modeled this prayer most powerfully in the Garden of Gethsemane. As we seek to follow Christ in everyday life, we’re challenged to surrender control and boldly pray, “Not my will, but Yours be done.”
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