Have you ever considered WHY you pray? This question might sound funny, but it has the potential to lead us into a deeper relationship with God. Join us this morning as we search our own hearts and minds to discover WHY we pray when we pray.

When you pray, WHO are you praying to? And more importantly, what are they like? The answer to these questions can make or break our prayer life. Join us this morning as we pray for a new perspective on WHO God really is in order to experience a deeper relationship with the father through the practice of prayer.

"Teach us how to pray" is the only "teach us to..." request that we read about from the disciples to Jesus in the New Testament, but why? What was so unique about the way Jesus prayed? And can we pray the same way? This week, we explore the practice of prayer using the same prayer Jesus taught his disciples centuries ago to discover the deep sense of dependence required to pray like Jesus.

This Friday, in our Spiritual Practices Series, we'll be taking an opportunity to slow down, pause and become present to God and our own souls through the practice of silence and solitude.

This Thursday, in our Spiritual Practices Series, we'll be taking an opportunity to slow down, pause and become present to God and our own souls through the practice of silence and solitude.

This Wednesday, in our Spiritual Practices Series, we'll be taking an opportunity to slow down, pause and become present to our own souls through the practice of silence and solitude.

This Tuesday, in our Spiritual Practices Series, we'll be taking an opportunity to slow down, pause and become present to our own souls through the practice of silence and solitude. Before we jump into our practice, join in as we read through and discuss Luke 5.

This week, in our Spiritual Practices Series, we'll be taking an opportunity to slow down, pause and become present to our own souls through the practice of silence and solitude. Before you enter into your practice, listen in to scripture to consider our prayer this week.

In this episode, we explore the difference between doing and being in the midst of a culture that celebrates those who do. Come explore the difference between doing and being and hear Jesus' profound invitation to simply "be" with Him.

Dancing is strange, isn't it? Hear the music, find the rhythm and you're off! You're dancing. And whether it looks good, bad or somewhere in between, you're dancing. In this episode, we explore the name of this podcast and one beautiful invitation that Jesus extended to us to "Dance Like This".