Prayer is conversation – talking with and listening to our heavenly Father. It connects us with God and keeps us walking in his ways. Jesus shows us how to avoid hypocrisy and instead trust in God, offering simple and heartfelt prayer. Join us for "The Heart of Prayer" from Matthew 6:7-15.

How do you keep your soul healthy when you live, work, and play in an environment that is hostile to Christianity—or worse, dismissive and negligent? What sort of practices do you need to sustain your faith? Join David and Emily as they share from personal experience about the value of personal soul care in ministry.

Service and Sovereignty

Today’s episode features our missionaries, David & Emily Cetola. They are currently serving in Forli, Italy with TEAM - the evangelical alliance mission. They are currently in town for their GO Time weekend, their events will run through August 15. Check out their schedule of events on our website: faithchurchindy.com/gotime.

As we near the very center of the Sermon on the Mount, we find Jesus giving instruction on how to pray. What does whole-person righteousness look like when applied to prayer, and how do we avoid the temptation to parade our righteousness for others to see? We’ll tackle those questions and more in “Praying for Praise” from Matthew 6:5-6!

Twists and Turns in Understanding God's Plan

We all know sad examples of people who didn’t live up to their promises or values. We can all see ways we do that, too. If God has poured out his love on us, called us his children, adopted us into his family, joined us together as a new kind of community, what difference does that make in how we live? In worship we look at "Worthy" from Ephesians 4:1-6.

Jesus highlights the danger of performative righteousness - doing good in order to be seen and admired. Jesus has come to set us free to be right in the right kind of way, doing good and trusting God for the results and the recognition. Join us as we look at "Giving and Recognition" from Matthew 6:1-4.

Hear Dan and Michelle share their expertise from years of ministering to (and raising!) missionary kids. MKs are a unique people group all their own, and their experience can help us better care for the MKs we know and love.

Where's God When It's Raining Cats and Dogs?