What kind of ideas have you developed around prayer? This podcasts explains how effective prayer requires us to be persistent and faithful in our belief.

Week one of the "Teach Us How To Pray" series begins the discussion on why we pray, and why prayer is such an important aspect of our daily lives.

Have you ever experienced a tough trial? In this message, we are challenged to press into our faith during hard times and let the water take us. We must fix our focus on His hand, not our feet!

Have you ever felt out of reach from the power of God? In this message, we learn of the available, accessible, and undeniable power of God in our lives. He is present and mighty in the physical.

What if you focused on God instead of the problem? Through the story of Paul and Silas, we learn to overcome our battles with songs of praise. We seek God first and place Him at the center of the trials we often go through.

Have you fully committed to something? God constantly calls us to come to him boldly and give him all of who we are. Through the story of Elisha, we learn to put our hope in Gods plan for us, answer our call definitively, and be sold-out for Him!

Have you ever wanted a change? In this message, we learn about the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. We have potential and purpose when we partner with God and experience his presence. God's power is transformational and contagious.

Do you struggle with pride? God calls us to use humility and faith together. The ambition of the humble is faith. In this message, we learn that humility is freedom from pride and arrogance.

Has there been a time that you've felt weak? This week Sampson taught us the importance of partnering with God to reveal His strength through our weaknesses. He is merciful and gracious and although we fall, we will get back up!

God is with you. This life does not prevent suffering, but God promises well-being, a future, and a hope! Being confident in his word and promises, we can act in boldness. This week, Daniel teaches us how to develop a willingness to take bold risks for the kingdom of God and walk the walk.