We know it's important to pray with faith. But what does that mean? This sermon will help you understand the three different ways we are to pray with faith, so your prayer life can bear more fruit.

In Psalm 25 we see how David prays when facing enemies, confusion, discouragement, and guilt -- and get a glimpse into what prayer is and why it is so important.

As we examine how Paul prays for the church in Colossae, we are simultaneously instructed on what we should desire and pursue, as well as challenged in how we should pray for others and ourselves.

In this message we talk about why it's important to join with others to pray, why and how we fast and pray, and three key phrases describing biblical prayer.

In this passage, we discover 6 petitions that Jesus teaches us to make as we pray.

To help us see and feel more wonder at Jesus' birth, in this Christmas Eve sermon we talk about three reasons why we need a Savior who is both fully God and fully man.

In this passage, Luke shows us why the birth of Jesus is important for us.

Zechariah is filled with the Spirit and prophesies that the Messiah will be the prophesied horn of salvation, who frees us from all our personal and spiritual enemies, establishes God's covenant with us, and brings forgiveness of sins.

Luke's focus in this section is the joy Jesus gives to Mary, Elizabeth, and her baby, explaining what this joy is and is not, and how we can all experience it.