Fathers. Today we celebrate dads, and we're reminded that our earthly fathers are meant to picture our Heavenly Father. And as we start our study of the Lord's Prayer, the very first words we utter to Him reveal so much about who He is and how we...

Fathers. Today we celebrate dads, and we're reminded that our earthly fathers are meant to picture our Heavenly Father. And as we start our study of the Lord's Prayer, the very first words we utter to Him reveal so much about who He is and how we can relate to them. "Our Father which art in heaven."

The Lord's Prayer is more than a collection of words to recite mindlessly. It is a model for prayer given by the Lord Jesus himself. But if we're really going to gain anything from a study of this prayer, we have to come to the Lord in the same way...

The Lord's Prayer is more than a collection of words to recite mindlessly. It is a model for prayer given by the Lord Jesus himself. But if we're really going to gain anything from a study of this prayer, we have to come to the Lord in the same way the disciples did: hungry.

What's next? That's the question of the hour. Today our theme is NEXT: Graduation, Pentecost, and Relaunch. We will celebrate the finish line for our grads, but also pray for them as they move into their next season of life. We'll also celebrate...

What's next? That's the question of the hour. Today our theme is NEXT: Graduation, Pentecost, and Relaunch. We will celebrate the finish line for our grads, but also pray for them as they move into their next season of life. We'll also celebrate Pentecost Sunday, which is a look into our past as the church of God, which will inform what's next for us as a church at Friendship.

One of the spiritual practices most evident in the Scriptures, yet most absent from the life of the Church today, is the practice of lament, or mourning. To mourn is not to be weak, but it is a necessary way to experience strength as we put our cares...

One of the spiritual practices most evident in the Scriptures, yet most absent from the life of the Church today, is the practice of lament, or mourning. To mourn is not to be weak, but it is a necessary way to experience strength as we put our cares at the feet of Jesus.

To conclude his letter to the Thessalonians, Paul fires off six short directives to guide us in our everyday devotion to God. Though his words are few in number, the concepts are monumental in impact. As we live in uncertain times, may we seek to...

To conclude his letter to the Thessalonians, Paul fires off six short directives to guide us in our everyday devotion to God. Though his words are few in number, the concepts are monumental in impact. As we live in uncertain times, may we seek to develop these habits as we await Christ's soon return.