Continuing our Teach Us To Pray series, Katie teaches from Psalm 103 and David's process in prayer.

In the first week of a new series on prayer, Russel teaches from Matthew 6, where Jesus provides the Lord's Prayer. Building from this text, Russel describes basic principles for those seeking to learn how to pray.

Through the story of the widow's offering, Russel points to Jesus' response in the passage as a way to understand that true generosity comes from love. Russel walks through the difference between a mindset of scarcity and a mindset of abundance, and provides a simple template for becoming generous.

Brandon preaches on the topic of sacrificial giving, illuminated by Paul's exhortation to the church of Corinth. Brandon describes the sustaining nature of generosity motivated by joy instead of fear, and provides a set of principles that guide a life of sacrificial giving.

Russel preaches a short message on the importance of Jesus as the foundation of covenant community. A panel of Reunion CG leaders (Rachel, Katie, & Alejandro) provide insight into the challenges and practices of healthy church community.

Russel highlights the characteristics of the early church described in Acts, and points us to a vision of community emulating a God who keeps His covenants to His people.

Pastor Russel takes a look at God's heart for true fasting, as revealed in Isaiah 58. He challenges the church to cultivate an inner desire for true justice and mercy.

Guest preacher Peter Ong leads us through the encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler in Matthew 19. He shows us that rather than simply good deeds, we are called to love God and know his heart for all people, desiring proximity and right relationships with our neighbors.

Emily teaches from Romans, describing the new life available to us through Jesus. She illustrates the "dark cloud" that was life before Jesus, and walks us through the meaning of becoming children of God with power to live a changed life through the working of the Holy Spirit.

Guest preacher Benjamin Lee contrasts the common cultural view of hospitality against the biblical description in Matthew 25. He then provides a summary of the essential traits found in a church community marked by hospitality.