Episode 32: Join us as we talk this week about why God might answer, "No", to our prayer for someone to be saved, if babies who die go to hell, and topics from the sermon on Endurance in prayer.
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Episode 31: This week we answer some of your questions about how God answers prayers and one about angels and if they have a gender!
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Does God answer all prayers? How do I know He's answered my prayer? How do I know what His answer is? In this message Pastor Greg helps us answer these and other questions about prayer.

Episode 30: We look at listening to God, how he speaks, why people don't think He speaks, how much disobedience until he is stops speaking and even questions about the 1 Samuel texts and being unequally yoked.
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Most of us know prayer is supposed to be 2-way communication, but we probably spend more time telling God things than listening to Him. And how exactly do we listen to God? Pastor Greg will help us understand when and how God can speak to us so we can be ready to listen.

Episode 29: Yes the bumper is back. . . oh and Greg too. We are talking about praying about big things and little things, we touch on fasting and does God answer non-Christian's prayers?

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Our Journey with God Through Prayer is designed to challenge us to go deeper in our relationship with God and one way to do that is to ask God to do something only He can do. We can learn how to do that from more than one example in scripture.

We discuss Brent's Sermon on Prayer and Dive into a few of your questions and responses!
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The definition of an expedition is a voyage with a particular purpose. Every successful expedition needs careful planning and preparation. Let’s have that same mindset when it comes to our Journey with God Through Prayer.

Governmental control at its highest, riots in the streets, people dividing over money, class, race, religion and politics. So, how did a new group of believers become known for their devotion to one another and their care for others outside of the fellowship? How did the early church stay Devoted to Community?