In the book of Daniel we can learn a model for how to pray for a breakthrough.  Daniel shows us that significant breakthrough requires a serious prayer warrior.  Your breakthrough is coming!

(Part 2) If you lack confidence in praying or if you’re not sure how to pray then this message will help you.  The pattern of prayer is a powerful tool to connect with God and see your prayer requests answered.

If you lack confidence in praying or if your not sure how to pray then this message will help you. The pattern of prayer is a powerful tool to connect with God and see your prayer requests answered.

A crisis can turn anyone into a passionate prayer warrior. The story of Jehoshaphat gives us a clear example on how to pray in a crisis.

As we begin a new series of teachings on prayer we will begin with the 4 purposes of prayer.  I have discovered that almost everyone agrees that prayer is important but yet we are not very good at it.  When we understand the purpose of prayer we will grow in our excitement to pray.

Joshua is leading the Israelites on an exciting adventure into the Promised Land to conquer the cities and giants.  Joshua 3 details out their final preparations before they step into the Jordan River to cross into their promise.  Your promise is only a step away.

oshua chapter 2 begins and ends with the report of two spies who had scouted out the promised land in order to prepare for an invasion.  But the in the middle of the planning God reminded them to keep their focus on their purpose.  The purpose was people.  As our church prepares to move locations we must keep our focus on the purpose.  Our purpose is people! Your purpose is people.  God has purpose for your life too and until you live it you will be frustrated.

Joshua 1 opens up with a statement from God to Joshua, “Moses my servant is dead, now then.”  Now then is a transitional statement.  It was time for the Israelites to get ready to go int to the promised land.  Are you transition?  God has a plan to help you get ready for what’s next in your life.

Pastor Jeana Lindbert takes us through Philippians 4:11-13I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. 12 I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. 13 I can do all this through him who gives me strength.

Do not judge seems like an open and shut issue. Don’t judge me. We’ve

probably said it and heard it but is that exactly what Jesus meant when he said, “Do

not judge?”