Have you ever felt like it was difficult to depend on God? Does asking God to supply your food each day seem like a stretch when you could just go over to your full fridge and grab something? This sermon looks at Jesus' prayer, "Give us this day, our daily bread," and explains how we can depend on God in the wealthy world we live in.

Have you ever wondered what God's will for your life is? When Jesus told us to pray for God's will to be done, what was He talking about? What does the Bible teach us about the will of God? This sermon explores the Scriptures to find out what the will of God is for believers and how we should pray in light of that.

Are you content with your prayer life? Or do you find it lacking? What do you find yourself praying for? The things of this life or the things of eternity? How can we learn to pray as Christ would want us to? This sermon examines the way Jesus instructed His disciples to pray. It uncovers to mindset that Christians are to have when they pray to their Heavenly Father.

What is the proper way for Christians to pray? When Jesus was on earth, how did He teach his disciples to pray? What does Jesus' famous "Lord's Prayer" mean? This sermon begins a series on studying "The Lord's Prayer" and focuses on the first phrase in the prayer, "Hallowed by Your Name."

Is prayer a distinctly Christian activity? How should the prayers of a Christian be different from the prayers of a pagan? According to Jesus, what are some defining characteristics of pagan prayer?

What is religious hypocrisy? Are you guilty of being a religious hypocrite? Did Jesus ever address the problem of hypocrisy among His followers? This sermon looks at three examples of religious hypocrisy so that we can avoid that minefield.

What role do our motives have in the Christian life? What is the difference between what we do and what we want? Does God care more about our outward actions, or the motivations of our hearts? This sermon addresses what Jesus taught on this subject in His Sermon on the Mount.

In what way are Christians sons and daughters of God? What is the resemblance between the Children of God and their Heavenly Father? What did Jesus stress as a quality that shows a person to be a child of God? This sermon looks at Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and focuses on love as one the most important qualities in the Christian's life.

What rights are we entitled to in Christianity? What did Jesus say about rights and freedoms? Are you willing to give up all of your rights for Christ? This sermon continues to examine the hard message in the Sermon on the Mount - this segment about giving up our personal rights so that we can be more like Christ.