Series Big Idea:

Talking to Jesus changed the life of every person who spent time with him 2000 years ago. Your life will be transformed when you encounter Jesus now.

Sermon in a Sentence:

Practice saying thanks daily to fine-tune your focus.

Series Big Idea:

Talking to Jesus changed the life of every person who spent time with him 2000 years ago. Your life will be transformed when you encounter Jesus now.

Sermon in a Sentence:

Practice saying thanks daily to fine-tune your focus.

Series Big Idea: Talking to Jesus changed the life of every person who spent time with him 2000 years ago. Your life will be transformed when you encounter Jesus now.

Sermon in a Sentence:

Jesus will touch and heal our deepest wounds.

Series Big Idea: Talking to Jesus changed the life of every person who spent time with him 2000 years ago. Your life will be transformed when you encounter Jesus now.

Sermon in a Sentence:

Jesus will touch and heal our deepest wounds.

Series Big Idea: Talking to Jesus changed the life of every person who spent time with him 2000 years ago. Your life will be transformed when you encounter Jesus now.

Sermon in a Sentence:

Jesus will touch and heal our deepest wounds.

Series Big Idea: We often view prayer as a task or an action we perform. We teach children that it is a way of talking to Jesus and asking God to fulfill our desires. We strive to improve our prayer practices to receive more from God. But what if prayer is more than just a simple act? What if prayer is about creating space for us to know Jesus better and become more like him? What if the primary goal of prayer is to connect with Jesus and develop a stronger relationship with him? How would this change our approach to prayer?

Sermon in a Sentence:

The prayer of surrender sets true trust apart.

Series Big Idea: We often view prayer as a task or an action we perform. We teach children that it is a way of talking to Jesus and asking God to fulfill our desires. We strive to improve our prayer practices to receive more from God. But what if prayer is more than just a simple act? What if prayer is about creating space for us to know Jesus better and become more like him? What if the primary goal of prayer is to connect with Jesus and develop a stronger relationship with him? How would this change our approach to prayer?

Sermon in a Sentence:

The prayer of surrender sets true trust apart.

Series Big Idea: We often view prayer as a task or an action we perform. We teach children that it is a way of talking to Jesus and asking God to fulfill our desires. We strive to improve our prayer practices to receive more from God. But what if prayer is more than just a simple act? What if prayer is about creating space for us to know Jesus better and become more like him? What if the primary goal of prayer is to connect with Jesus and develop a stronger relationship with him? How would this change our approach to prayer?

Sermon in a Sentence:

The prayer of surrender sets true trust apart.

Series Big Idea: We often view prayer as a task or an action we perform. We teach children that it is a way of talking to Jesus and asking God to fulfill our desires. We strive to improve our prayer practices to receive more from God. But what if prayer is more than just a simple act? What if prayer is about creating space for us to know Jesus better and become more like him? What if the primary goal of prayer is to connect with Jesus and develop a stronger relationship with him? How would this change our approach to prayer?

Sermon in a Sentence:

Every prayer welcomes us into God’s extravagant loving embrace.

Series Big Idea: We often view prayer as a task or an action we perform. We teach children that it is a way of talking to Jesus and asking God to fulfill our desires. We strive to improve our prayer practices to receive more from God. But what if prayer is more than just a simple act? What if prayer is about creating space for us to know Jesus better and become more like him? What if the primary goal of prayer is to connect with Jesus and develop a stronger relationship with him? How would this change our approach to prayer?

Sermon in a Sentence:

Every prayer welcomes us into God’s extravagant loving embrace.