Having been made Holy by Jesus, we now are called to live out that reality. However, this is not always easy and can often put us in a battle between our new self in Jesus and our sinful nature. In this sermon, we talk about the battle for holiness.

God has made us holy and enables us to live out that reality. But what He's looking for is not behavioral change but rather transformation. In this message, we discuss how our future reality and God's past action help us understand our present call to holiness.

In Christianity, we read, say, and sing the world "Holy" quite often, but what does that world really mean? If it's so central to the Christian life, what does it look like, and how does it intersect with grace? We discuss in this sermon.

We close out this series by coming back to three fundamental truths. God hears, God is good, and God is faithful.

God sent Jesus to bring us near to him. Because of this great act of grace, we can and should approach God with confidence with our requests.

Prayer is a great gift, but we can be tempted to lose heart when it feels like we're waiting a long time. Jesus tells a parable to encourage us and to keep us in prayer.

To start off the new year, we're seeking to build up our practice of prayer. To help us with this, we look at Jesus' words on how to prayer, particularly the Lord's Prayer. What does Jesus include and what can this tell us about what we should be praying for too?