In 1 Chronicles there is a short break in the long list of names to recognize a man named Jabez. He is noted as more honorable than his brothers. One clue we get about why is his prayer. In this first sermon of our series on Prayer, we find four things from the prayer of Jabez that we can learn and apply to our own prayer lives.

Even the congregations we read about in the New Testament had a tendency to DRIFT. Do we really think the church in America in 2019 has it all figured out. In the first sermon in our new series, Real Talk, we explore what church really means.

The fourth habit in our series More Missional is simply listening. We read of meditation over and over in our Bible. Are we putting that discipline into practice?

The second habit we focus on as we strive to live more missional is eating together. The ministry of Jesus was centered around the table. We, as Christians, should follow his example.

In part two of our "More Missional" series we explore the first practical way we can live a more missional life, blessing others.

This message from the first Sunday of 2019 introduces our new sermon series, More Missional. The goal is to foster practical ways to share the good news to the lost and dying among us. It starts with standing out. We, as Christians, are called to live "questionable" lives.

Jesus' disciples had a crash and burn moment in their ministry alongside Jesus. We can learn a great lesson about praying from the ashes as we read their story.

Elijah has a crash and burn, but goes on to rise from the ashes. He goes on to serve God in some mighty ways.

All of us have found ourselves in the way of Cain at some point in our lives. But, we can all go the way of Christ through his sacrifice for us on the cross and following his example in our relationships with others.

We have all crashed and burned at some point in our lives. We must remember there are lessons to be learned in the ashes. This sermon focuses on the lessons we learn from the first crash and burn in our bibles from Adam and Eve.