180 Life Church

God, our Creator and Savior, gives us the opportunity to talk to Him. We do this through prayer. In this message we look at how Jesus taught his disciples to pray and in the same way teaches us. We discover that the purpose of prayer is to surrender our will to God, not to impose it on Him. After finding the right place to pray, we start by addressing God as our Heavenly Father, and then acknowledging who He is. We then dedicate our lives to His ways, and then petition for provision, pardon, and protection. By getting into the habit of praying regularly, we will see our lives transformed, as well as those of the people around us.

When it comes to being a disciple, how can I be great? Even the disciples argued about who was the greatest among them. Join us a Pastor Josh talks about what it means to be great.

When it comes to following Jesus, where am I called? Join us as Pastor Josh details how our mission field is where our feet are.

What does it look like to run plays on Team Jesus? Join us as Pastor Josh talks about discipleship and how it is the key play that Jesus calls us toward as we make disciples.

One of the key ways that we represent our relationship with Jesus is to live our faith out in authentic community. Join us as we talk about what it can look like to be on His team, a part of His body, as we move forward in unity.

As disciples who want to get on the field, we need to make sure that we are properly fed. But is a Sunday meal enough to sustain you? That's the beauty of a relationship with Jesus. He gives us access to Himself and we can and should abide with Him through out the week.

Why do we show up on Sundays? What is the purpose? The answer: To get in the game. Join us as Pastor Josh shares how church is meant to be the huddle where we gather, talk about the plays, and then are sent out on to the field.

In his final message with us Pastor Bill discusses what it will take for 180 Life Church to move forward into all God has for us in the exciting new season ahead.

As James closes out his letter, he goes back to where he started; talking about trials. This time he focuses on sickness and on healing. As we dig into the text, we discover that it's actually not all about physical healing but instead about spiritual healing. We will see how God still heals today, but also how we need to manage our expectations. We will juxtapose what we read in James letter with examples where Jesus does and also does not heal people, and we will see what God looks for in us when it comes to praying for healing in our lives and the lives of those around us.

When our eyes are focused on the present, we often live for the present. But as disciples of Jesus, we are meant to be set apart. We are meant to live differently. What would it look like for our eyes to be so caught up on eternity that it transformed how we live now? Our perspective on suffering, challenges, and frustrations would dramatically shift and our Kingdom impact would increase.