Deuteronomy 6:10-19 - Don't forget

Deuteronomy 6:4-9 - Passing down your faith

Deuteronomy 6:1-5 - We must tell the story

Everyone has a past. Things we wish we could go back and change or painful moments we wish we never had to go through. God is a God of redemption. That means nothing in our lives is wasted. God can take our past, our pain, and all our failures and turn them into something beautiful. He is the master at turning broken pieces into masterpieces.

Everyone has a past. Things we wish we could go back and change or painful moments we wish we never had to go through. God is a God of redemption. That means nothing in our lives is wasted. God can take our past, our pain, and all our failures and turn them into something beautiful. He is the master at turning broken pieces into masterpieces.

Everyone has a past. Things we wish we could go back and change or painful moments we wish we never had to go through. God is a God of redemption. That means nothing in our lives is wasted. God can take our past, our pain, and all our failures and turn them into something beautiful. He is the master at turning broken pieces into masterpieces.

Everyone has a past. Things we wish we could go back and change or painful moments we wish we never had to go through. God is a God of redemption. That means nothing in our lives is wasted. God can take our past, our pain, and all our failures and turn them into something beautiful. He is the master at turning broken pieces into masterpieces.

What if we truly believed the greatest thing we could do was pray? What if our lives reflected what many of us say we believe about prayer? How would our lives be different? Jesus not only learned the art of prayer, he centered his life on it. He understood his life was dependent on time with the Father. Join us this January as we challenge ourselves to overcome the noise and find our place of prayer.