What does it mean for you to look up to Jesus? No matter what is in front of us, we can set our eyes first on our Lord in prayer. Pastor Tony Pyle reminds us that Jesus not only offers us salvation from our sin through His death on the cross, but He provides us

The church is one body with many members; no member is dispensable. Can we as a church stand out in reflecting unity rather than division? Young Yi reminds us that we are all fellow saints who are experiencing the grace of the Gospel. Through the liberating Gospel, we can strive for unity with one another

So many of us find ourselves displaced or uncertain about what our next steps are in life. Do you bring your plans to God in prayer? Pastor Noel Jesse Heikkinen points out that Nehemiah spent time both in prayer and in planning as he set out to rebuild Jerusalem. We can look to that example

How do you respond to difficult news? Do you turn inward, consult friends, journal, try to plan a way forward? Pastor Tony Pyle reminds us that in his mourning and lament, Nehemiah goes to God first, and challenges us to do the same. Pain and suffering is not a result of an absent God, but

Our prayers are not only a personal thing. Do you join together with others in prayer? Pastor Noel Jesse Heikkinen wraps up our series by reminding us that as followers of Jesus, we can collectively pray prayers of worship, of petition, and of repentance.

It’s common to seek out God for what He gives, rather than seeking Him for Himself. How do you view your personal prayer? Pastor Justin Detmers shares that private prayer is not ultimately about the requests of the individual; it’s about being in the presence of God. We, as children of God, should never hesitate