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One of our big obstacles in prayer is trusting that God may know more than we do and better than we do. Trust is big in any relationship. Until you get that figured out, prayer is going to always be touch. Today we continue with the next two attitudes in prayer as we follow the example of a biblical couple, Zachariah and Elizabeth, parents of John the Baptist.
Today in our series on prayer, we talk about how God answers prayer. This is so often where we get frustrated with prayer. We pray and often it seems like nothing happens or we don't get the results we were hoping for in prayer. Today we will seek to address answered prayer.
In last week’s message we said that if you have a relationship with God then your praying should reflect that you love Him. Praise and worship is telling Him so. Today we focus on another aspect of any good relationship. Admitting our faults and failures to God and seeking forgiveness – so that we can have a right relationship with Him.
**Please be advised: Technical issues with audio recording yielded poor audio quality.** Today we continue our series on prayer with an important perspective. Prayer is worship first and always. We pray because we love God and want to spend time with Him. A prayer problem is really a love problem.
We live in a world that screams to get our attention. From the moment you wake up to the second you hit your pillow at night, something or someone wants your time. In the midst of all this noise, where does a time in prayer fit in? Why pray?
Today we begin a series of messages on prayer. This morning we will walk slowly through the model prayer of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount and find a simple pattern for our life as a people of prayer.
What is your source of truth? What is your guide for matters of life and faith? Where do you find wisdom and guidance? How do you get to know God? The Bible is God’s authoritative word to us. How can we take advantage of this treasure, the Bible?
A devoted follower of Jesus Christ will care about the things God cares about. Today we focus on what it means to have an undiluted devotion to the mission Christ has given us.
There are certain things we value and certain things we do when we are part of a family functioning together. What does it mean to be a part of a church family?
Thanks for choosing to be in church with God’s people in worship and the word on the first Sunday of a new year. What does the year ahead hold for us? There are things sure and plenty that are unsure. God’s word has an encouraging word for uncertain times.