God's promises weren't just for yesterday. They are for today and tomorrow as well. When we return God’s promises in prayer we are putting our faith into action, not just for today but for our future. In turn, our faith will be emboldened to anticipate the future of what God has promised for His church because of what He has done in the past.

Break through will happen when we begin to take prayer seriously in our life. We learn from Daniel that our prayer life should be one that is disciplined, expectant, fearless, and full of endurance.

Prayer may be one of the most undervalued yet most important resources in our life. Prayer is the conduit by which God’s power works in and through us. In this 2 part series we will look at two individuals from the Old Testament to see what we can learn about the importance and power of prayer, and then challenge ourselves to put this into practice in our life. Part 1 - Prayer is a conversation between you and your dad. Don't neglect it and don't miss out on the blessings that come through it.

Fear is the enemy of our faith. Our mindset has to be one that stays focused on God not our circumstances.

It doesn't matter the darkness that surrounds us, the light of Jesus always shines in the darkness.

Remember that joy of Christmas mornings? Remember the agony of anticipation? Waiting is often the hardest part, but joy always seem to come on Christmas morning. You may be in a place of waiting; waiting on direction, wisdom, family, children, job, et. Waiting is tough and often painful, but the Christmas season teaches us that there is joy on the other side of our anticipation.

We were honored to have Pastor Don Goude speaking in our service this weekend. Pastor Don was Lead Pastor of BWC for 25 years before he retired in 2010.

We are able to press forward in pathways of peace - peace of mind, heart, and peace no matter our circumstances.

You are a visible, holy temple of God that is a temple of prayer, and that carries the presence of God with you wherever you go.

The old Jewish temple was a point of connection for God’s presence between heaven and earth. The Temple building is gone, but the temple principle still remains. God has attached His presence to those who declare Him as Lord. We are His connection point between heaven and earth. We are called to reflect and reveal God to this world.