Cumberland Heights Sunday Service – June 28, 2015

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Written By:

Starla Brown

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Our Editorial Content Team

Is that what it means to be “spiritual?”

“He’s so heavenly-minded that he’s no earthly good!” Ever heard that about somebody? Is that what it means to be “spiritual?” This reexamination of The Lord’s Prayer shows us that God’s care and concern extends, not only to the Sweet By-and-By, but to practical matters a good deal closer to home, including our most basic needs for food and sustenance, and even to what’s needed for the flourishing of human relationships.”

Scripture text is: Matthew 6:5 – 13

Rev. David Smith, MDiv, MS
Pastoral Care Services
Cumberland Heights Foundation

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