In this episode we continue to look at prayer.  Are you confident with how you pray? How does Jesus teach us to pray?   How do we bring our request to God ?

How should you pray?  Is there a “right” way to pray?  In this episode we continue looking at prayer and what Jesus has to say about praying.

If you could ask God for two things, what would you ask for?  What would the two most important prayer requests be?  Jesus says, everyone who ask, receives.  So how does your two request stack up?

When do you thank God for answered prayers?  Don’t most of us thank him after we see his answers? (Assuming he answers the way we wanted him to). But that was not Jesus’ model of prayer. Jesus thanked his Father before he saw his response.  Tune in to see how and why we want to emulate Jesus’ prayer

Today we launch a multi-week look at Prayer.  Are you confident in your prayer life?   Are you comfortable with your prayer life?  What does Jesus have to say about prayer?  Join us as we dive into this oft-times vague, perplexing, and confusing aspect of following Jesus

Jesus said, “Enter through the narrow gate.”  On my journey with Jesus he has led me through several narrow gates.  What does he mean by this narrow gate idea – and what might this look like in our lives?

We continue to focus on going deeper in our relationship with Jesus and what may be getting in the way.  What is keeping you from having a full relationship with Jesus?

Last week we started out this fall journey with the challenge to go deeper in our relationship with Jesus.  It’s Time – it’s time to determine to seek all that the Lord has for us – his “Life to the full” – his “Life that is truly life.”  But what will get in the way of our doing deeper?   Distractions.

Jesus says Don’t do things to be seen by other people.  Do you feel you are doing prayer right?  Are you spending time in prayer?  In this episode we begin a deep dive in to understanding prayer.

In this episode we dig into the beatitude:  Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.  This should get our attention…for they shall be called the children of God.  Jesus is telling us how living in the “kingdom of God” looks like.  So, what does it mean to be a peacemaker?  What does this mean about our daily walk with Christ?