Matthew 6:7-13. Jesus taught that there is a right an wrong way to pray, but it is not in what you pray or how you pray. It is in why you think God will answer your prayers. Do you think God will answer your prayers because of what you do for Him or because of who you are to Him?

Our prayers really are effectual. Though mysterious, prayer is one of the primary ways we partner with God in what He is doing in the world.

Exodus 33. When we come to God in prayer, we often come seeking His presents more that His presence. But being with God is better than getting things from God.

Daniel 6. Daniel gives an incredibly practical example on how to remain faithful to God while loving and respecting those who are opposed to him, which results in God's character being displayed.

Daniel 5. God goes to great lengths to show a prideful king that He is the Sovereign King in control of the whole world. We, like that king, should surrender our lives to God rather than pridefully trying to control our own lives.

Daniel 4. God patiently pursues Nebuchadnezzar, a pagan, polytheist, murderous, king. He does the same with us today by giving us faithful witnesses, divine experiences, and humbling circumstances.

Daniel 3. How do we live faithful to God and lovingly toward people in a pluralistic culture?

Daniel 2. Is it possible in our culture to speak the truth to those who disagree with us and still maintain loving and respectful relationships with them? It is, and Daniel shows us how to do it.

Daniel 1. What does it look like to remain faithful to God and his ways while also engaging our culture in a loving way? As we begin our series in the book of Daniel we will see there are two things we must live in light of.

There are several misconceptions that most Christians have around the topic of God's heart for the nations and His call to missions. Guest speaker, Mark Proeger, brings light and truth to three of the most common misconceptions.