Day 3 - Pray for Commerce and Industry

Day 2/21 - Pray for the School Districts

Day 1/21 - Pray for the Body of Christ

Join us for 21 Days of Prayer + Fasting

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No matter how insurmountable the obstacles, perseverance in faith will always lead us to our God-appointed destination. We serve a God who is not only the author of our Past, but also the architect of our future. He's the one who's called us by name, who's promised us a hope and a future, and who's beckoning us to press on towards the prize. He's the God who's been with us in our past, who's with us in our present, and who'll be with us in our future.

Say yes to God opportunities more this year than you say no. Join John Anderson as he encourages us into 2025. To step up so you can stand out. Step up so you can be seen. Be a light to those around you.

Parkway Presents, A Thrill of Joy!

The arrival of Jesus was more than unexpected but unlike what anyone would have expected. The arrival of Jesus was an arrival of love. But this love was unlike how our culture defined love. This love was not a redefining of love but a realignment to the true Love that God intended for humanity to experience and have towards each other. A humble, unconditional, benevolent love. It's this love that not only teaches but empowers us how we should love others.

When we rejoice in the Lord in spite of our situations we release the resources of Heaven to go to work on our behalf. In Isaiah 54:2 we are told to 'enlarge the place of your tent'. In this message, Chad Wiltrout goes through 4 ways we can rejoice and enlarge the tent.

1- Be strong and courageous

2- We obey everything He commands

3- Meditate on His Word, day and night

4- Keep His law always on our lips

Week 2 of Advent: The Arrival of Peace

Where is your peace in the storm? The storms of life are our reality, but it does not need to be our focus. If we focus on the storms that we are in, we will not experience the peace of God. Peace is not the absence of conflict or storms but the presence of Christ while in your conflict or storm.