This year at Christmas we are on a journey to Activate Advent. We begin with the word “hope.” What is hope? At the root of Christmas is hope. When the prophets of the Old Testament prophesied the coming of Messiah, they did so with hope

Today’s message concerns preaching the Gospel to all the nations. Specifically, I want to end our series on prayer with the reminder that we must be praying for the Gospel to be made known to the nations.

I want to share with you today about a subject that hits at the heart of where so many of us live—“How to Pray for Our Children?” (Or Grandchildren, or nephews, or nieces, or children next door.) I think all of us can benefit today from this lesson on...

Knowledge is not the key to a deeper, more disciplined prayer life. A new plan is not the key. The key is solely in our own discipline. The Old Testament prophet, Daniel, is obviously a model of someone disciplined in his prayer life.

Most of our study on prayer has focused on praying individually, but I want to show us a teaching today regarding praying together as a church. The first century church gives us such a good model.