In John 17:20-23, we read what is commonly known as the High Priestly prayer of Jesus. In this prayer for unity, we see the core of, the cry for and the consequences of true unity.

A great message that seeks to answer the question "Does God lead/bring us into temptation?"

Part of the Lord's Prayer includes a petition for man's needs. Three simple statements summarize this petition: You are never closer to the grace of Christ than when you confess your sins to Him; You are never more like Jesus than when you forgive others; You will never fully enter your freedom in Christ until you learn the freedom of forgiveness.

God desires for us to accept His Holy Calling from the gospel as disciples of Jesus. Guest Pastor Mike Boarts discusses 2 Timothy 1:8-12 and lays out 5 truths of accepting this holy calling.

What is the measure of greatness? True greatness is found in following Jesus Christ. Great people serve others willingly. Great people serve together supportively and great people serve Jesus radically.

The Lord's prayer calls us to take our petitions before God, not because He doesn't already know what we need but because through this petitioning, our lives are impacted in four distinct ways: gratitude, generosity, confidence and contentment.

In The Lord's Prayer, we see 3 petitions; a petition for God's name, a petition for His Kingdom and a petition for His will.

In this message, Dr. Kinlaw focuses on The Lord's Prayer (Matthew 9:6-13) and breaks it down into two sections; God's glory and our needs. Jesus laid out for us exactly how we are to approach our Father in heaven through prayer. While it isn't so much about the exact words used, it is important that we understand why Jesus chose the words He chose in his example to all believers.

In this message, Dr. Kinlaw focuses on The Lord's Prayer (Matthew 9:6-13) and breaks it down into two sections; God's glory and our needs. Jesus laid out for us exactly how we are to approach our Father in heaven through prayer. While it isn't so much about the exact words used, it is important that we understand why Jesus chose the words He chose in his example to all believers.

Many people think that we pray because we need to inform God about what's going on in our lives. We think perhaps we need to influence Him to make the "right" decision or that we need to impress Him with our words of prayer. But the truth is, the purpose of prayer is simply to invite God into our lives, experience intimacy with Him and to grow more dependent on Him day by day.