We welcome Dr. Eric Moore to Hill City to continue our Powerful Prayers series. Together, we'll look at Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, "Not my will, but Yours," and be reminded of what it looks like to trust the Father with every part of our lives.

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What do you do when heaven feels silent? At some point, we've all prayed a prayer that seemed to go unanswered. We've asked God to heal a loved one, restore a relationship, lift the burden of anxiety, or remove a painful diagnosis. And sometimes we wonder, does God still hear me? Listen as we open James 5:13–18 and discover a God who invites us to bring every burden to Him with confidence. Whether you're waiting for a miracle, carrying a heavy heart, or simply longing to experience God's presence in a deeper way, we believe this will be a powerful morning of hope, prayer, and faith.

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Have you ever wondered why some prayers seem to change everything while others feel like they're barely making it past the ceiling? Throughout Scripture, God delights to work through praying people, but what makes a prayer powerful? Listen as we begin our brand-new series, Powerful Prayers, by looking at the prayer Jesus Himself taught His disciples. Before He ever tells us what to pray, Jesus teaches us how to approach the Father with hearts that are aligned with His. Whether you're new to prayer or have been praying for years, we believe this message will encourage and challenge you to deepen your relationship with God. 

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What if the biggest threat to your faith isn't failure, but distraction? It's hard to believe we're already halfway through the year. January was full of goals and fresh starts, but six months later, how is your heart really doing? Listen as we take a mid-year spiritual check-in through Jesus' Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13. Together, we explore how the condition of our hearts shapes the way we receive the gospel and discover how God continues to produce lasting fruit in lives that remain open to Him. Whether you're feeling spiritually energized, weary, or simply distracted, this message is an invitation to pause, seek the Lord, and let Him cultivate your heart once again.

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Daniel's greatest act of faith wasn't surviving the lions' den, it was kneeling to pray when he knew exactly what it could cost him. Listen as we explore Daniel 6 and discover what it means to remain faithful when following God puts everything on the line. Through Daniel's example, we see that true faith is built long before the crisis comes, and that our allegiance to God is revealed when obedience has a cost. Whether life brings promotion or hardship, approval or opposition, we're called to trust God with the outcome and remain faithful to Him no matter what.

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What if the greatest idol in your life isn't a bad thing, but a good thing that's become an ultimate thing? In Daniel 3, everyone bowed. Not because they had to, but because that's what everyone else was doing. Listen as we explore what this familiar story reveals about the subtle ways our culture shapes our worship, why three men refused to bow, and how their faith points us to the only One truly worthy of our worship.

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What if the greatest threat to your faith isn't something happening to you, but something happening in you? Most people imagine their faith being tested through opposition, suffering, or persecution. But Daniel 1 tells a different story. Long before the fiery furnace and the lions' den, Daniel faced a more subtle challenge, a culture determined to reshape his identity. Listen as we begin our new series, Faith in the Fire, by exploring what it looks like to remain faithful in a world that is constantly trying to tell us who we are.

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What if the person least likely to be used by God was actually the person God had chosen all along? Before Paul became one of the most influential followers of Jesus in history, he was hunting Christians and trying to destroy the church. Yet on a dusty road to Damascus, everything changed. Listen as we conclude our STORY series by looking at one of the most dramatic transformations in Scripture and discover that Jesus doesn't just rewrite our story. He gives it a purpose. If you've ever wondered whether God can use your past, your failures, or your ordinary life for something bigger, this message is for you. Join us as we explore how our stories find their true purpose in God's story.

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Have you ever finally gotten the thing you thought would make you happy, only to realize the emptiness was still there? The relationship. The promotion. The success. The approval. For a moment, it feels satisfying, but eventually the thirst comes back. Listen as we continue our Story series through John 4 as we look at the woman at the well. She is a woman carrying shame, exhaustion, and deep soul thirst. And instead of avoiding her, Jesus moves toward her and offers something radically different… living water. We discover how Jesus meets us in the places we try to avoid and why He still offers what empty wells never will.

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What if the parts of your life you try hardest to hide are the very places Jesus wants to heal? This week, we’re looking at one of the wildest encounters in the Gospels about a man living isolated, tormented, and completely overcome by darkness. But this isn’t just a story about dramatic deliverance. It’s a picture of what Jesus still does today. So many of us know what it feels like to look fine externally while internally carrying anxiety, exhaustion, shame, anger, or loneliness. The good news of the gospel is that Jesus does not move away from fractured people. He moves toward them. Listen as we explore how Jesus restores what sin fractures and how your testimony is the ongoing story of Him making you whole.

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