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We believe the story of Jesus is true… He lived and died, trusting in the love of God & believing He would raise him from death to live again. We’re convinced God offers that same Redeemed Life to all who are willing to trust Him… That’s why we want to LEARN more, LOVE more, & LOOK more like Jesus
Ps.51:17 CSB The sacrifice that pleases God is a broken spirit. He will not despise a broken and humbled heart. We want God’s Blessing on our Life… But what if the Cost of His Blessing is our own Brokenness? Is that a price we’re willing to pay?
Most of our prayers tend to be pretty “Safe Prayers." We will ask God to bless us, protect us, forgive us, and help us. This is because real ‘Life-Changing’ prayers can be pretty intimidating as it requires transparency with God. If you keep on “Praying it Safe” how will that help you grow spiritually to live the ways of God?
The only thing more unsafe than asking God to speak to you…
We believe in God… and we believe Jesus came FROM God… to SHOW us God. We’re willing to TRUST HIS WORD when He says PRAYER brings us into the very PRESENCE of God. But when you pray, are you just “praying it safe”?
Our special guest speaker, Danny Vanscoy, joins us to deliver a message showing us how living a life of contentment is not just good for us... it's the very thing that will help us overcome many of life's temptations!
How we see God determines if, why and how we pray. Are you blinded by your past, your preference or your pride? Grownup Prayers can change that!
So often our prayers end up being about ourselves and the things that are impacting us. But is this really GrownUp Prayers? What did Jesus tell us when it comes to Grownup Prayers?
We may have grown up Praying but our prayers never grew up with us. Prayer ends up being words we memorized. That's why we need Jesus to teach us how to pray.
One of the ways we learn is by listening to others and practicing what we've heard from them. If we listen to Jesus we will hear how He teaches us the grown-up way to pray.
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