The first ask in the Lord's Prayer is that God's name would be made holy. There's a power in music, song, and even in our body language. We exist to worship God, and when we do, things shift in the spiritual realm.

Jesus and the apostles call us to sober-mindedness. It's our responsibility to watch and pray in the midst of this intoxicating world. Many of us are intoxicated by sin, trials, idols, and our screens. We need to slow down our lives so that we come to a place of real connection with the Father.

A survey by Crossway found that only 2% of Christians are very satisfied with their prayer life. The truth is that nobody is naturally good at praying. But like the apostles, we can grow in prayer. It begins with a joy in God.

Proverbs 3:5-6 is one of the most well-known passages in the Bible because it provides a framework for us to navigate life. When we steward our hearts, minds, and actions, God will take care of steps.

Missionary and guest speaker, Lauren Wiberg, shares about how to overcome the blocks that hinder us in our walk with Jesus.

Offense is a demonic trap from the enemy. Learn how you can be free from the spirit of offense and see restoration and reconciliation brought to broken and damaged friendships and relationships.

Deuteronomy is a crossroads, a moment of decision. Israel is offered a choice: life or death, victory or defeat, blessing or curse. And the same decision is before us today. Choose life!

Moses commands Israel to teach their kids and grandkids who God is and what he has done. The Faith has survived from Moses' day to ours because each generation of parents has owned the responsibility of discipling their children.

The book of Deuteronomy records Moses' final words to the Israelites at the border of the Promised Land.

There is one God: Yahweh.

All his commands are really one command: Love.

God is looking for a generation who will seek his face with clean hands and pure hearts. If we will open up to him, he will come in power and glory.