How can we help but worship a God who allows us to come to him in such a
poverty stricken way, as ourselves, honest and humble. This is what the church
ought to look like.

Psalm 24 invites each of us to declare to our own heart, to the sticky door that we don’t want to open – “Open up in the name of the King!”

Pastor Clayton leads us to pray with the confidence of God's character. When we know our God, we will know ourselves, and we will live accordingly. 

Pastor Sarah encourages us to return to the basics. 

"Come near to God and he will come near to you." - James 4:8

Pastor Zac opens our annual Week of Prayer by walking us through Psalm 24:1.

"The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it,
    the world, and all who live in it;"

Pastor Jason teaches on the essential basics of prayer. "And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests." Ephesians 6:18

Why Pray? God’s heart has always been, and will always be, for people. But God has chosen to use human instrumentality to that end. He’s chosen to use you and me. We’re the latter day version of that motley crew of individuals who followed Jesus around. They had been called out of checkered pasts, out of their lower to middle class lives and been challenged to become “fishers of men.” They were called to be partners with Jesus in His plan to change the world.

Imagine the life you're dreaming of. Maybe not so much about what you can get or accomplish but about who you will become. Who will you become? Who are you becoming? What do you need to do this year, and today, to take another step closer?