In this Easter sermon, Pastor James O'Dell, using Ephesians 1:15-23, discusses how the power of the resurrection is not simply a historical and future reality but a reality in the here and now to those who believe.

In this sermon Pastor Neil, using Matthew 26:36-46, discusses the prayers of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane in contrast with the disciples lack of prayer. He lays out the reality that prayer prepares Christians to be ready and faithful when difficult circumstances come by the will of God.

In this sermon Pastor James, using 1 John 5:13-15, discusses how Christians can be encouraged that they truly belong to God, when they pray according to the will of God and he answers their prayers.

In this sermon Pastor Neil Sandlin, using John 17:20-23, discusses the unity that Jesus prayed for his church the night before his death, and how it was grounded in the Gospel.

In this sermon Pastor James O'Dell, using James 4:1-3, discusses how to pray properly and what comes as a result of either not praying or praying in the wrong way.

In this sermon Pastor Neil Sandlin, using Matthew 6:9-10, discusses how Christians should pray that the name of God would be hollowed as his people obey his will and are used as a means to bring his kingdom to fruition upon the earth.

In this sermon Pastor James O'Dell, using Psalm 116:1-2, discusses the faithfulness of the Lord to hear the prayers of his people. And as a result, we can trust him with our love and become people who pray every day and all our days to the God who answers prayers.

In this sermon Pastor Neil Sandlin, primarily using Psalm 55, discusses the definition of Biblical complaining and how the Lord desires for us to bring our complaints to his feet in dependence.

In this sermon Pastor James O'Dell, using Colossians 1:9-11, discusses the need to pray for your brothers and sisters in Christ that their intellectual knowledge of God and his Word may grow in order that we may live to the glory and fame of his name.

In this sermon Pastor Neil Sandlin uses Psalm 139 as an example of a personal individual prayer whereby Christians ask God to survey and examine their lives in order to point out anything that does not glorify him, in order that we may walk in holiness as the new humanity. (excerpts from this sermon are take from the book "Praying" by Packer and Nystrom)