What does meaningful prayer look like and how can it become a dynamic part of the integrated life of the follower of Jesus?

The parable of the sower is a familiar passage if you've grown up in the Church. But followers of Jesus Christ need to careful not to pass over the critical message that Jesus taught through this story.

Justus Miwanda (IN Network, Uganda) updated our church family on God's work in Uganda and shared to us from Acts 1 about our responsibility to be witnesses of Jesus Christ here in Muskoka and beyond.

Followers of Jesus Christ are called to be meaningfully connected to other believers

There are some things that are so obvious that you don't have to think about them. You just know instictively what the answer is or what the proper action is.

In Mark 10, Jesus seems to ask one of those questions to a blind man.

Jesus asks the man, "What do you want me to do for you?" (vs 51)

At first reading, we may ask, "why does the Son of God have to ask a blind man that question? Isn't it obvious what is exactly needed in this situation?"

Perhaps Jesus wants the blind man, and us, to look beyond the obvious to other opportunities or possibilities in life.

Perhaps God wants to do more with our lives than what we are initially thinking of.

Life 98.9 FM brings Christian radio to Huntsville and the surrounding area. We were pleased to have founder and station manager, Scott Jackson with us to share from his heart about Life.

All of our plans, personalities, and programs can never replace the priority of prayer. Prayer needs to the foundation and focus of all we do as followers of Jesus Christ and as the Church.

All of our plans, personalities, and programs can never replace the priority of prayer. Prayer needs to the foundation and focus of all we do as followers of Jesus Christ and as the Church.

All of our plans, personalities, and programs can never replace the priority of prayer. Prayer needs to the foundation and focus of all we do as followers of Jesus Christ and as the Church.

All of our plans, personalities, and programs can never replace the priority of prayer. Prayer needs to the foundation and focus of all we do as followers of Jesus Christ and as the Church.