On fifth Sundays at Christ Community, we have a Q&A time instead of a sermon. This month's Q&A was about prayer. We spent the service practicing different types of prayer and then Pastor Brandon answered questions from the congregation about prayer. We hope this time is informative and helpful for your prayer life.

The second principle of prayer: keep it real. No one kept it more real with God than Jesus did in the Garden of Gethsemane the night before he died.

Today we explore the first principle of prayer: keep it simple. God already knows your heart and knows what you need. God wants you to come to him, but there's no need to dress up your language or repeat things over and over. Just keep it simple.

Did you know that the Holy Spirit and Jesus are constantly praying for you? When we come to God in prayer, we're entering an ongoing divine conversation, which should be the most comforting thing in the world when we struggle to pray.

Repentance is the foundation of life with God. But repentance is much more than saying, "I'm sorry." In this message, pastor Brandon explores Jesus' call to repent because the kingdom of God has come.

What is love?

Truth-seekers rejoice with the truth, no matter what it may mean for them.

Jesus' coming means so many things, but most of all it means SHALOM. Today, we explore what Shalom is, how Jesus fulfills it, and how we can partake of God's Shalom.

On this first Sunday of Advent, we consider what Christian hope truly is and how having Jesus as our king helps us to live in hope.

In this guest sermon, Dr. Scott W. Sunquist, President of Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, encourages us in an age of conflict to be the people who love our enemies.