Prayer is turning to our Saviour to deliver us from the evil within ourselves, the troubles of the world, and the wiles of the evil one.

Jesus invites us to pray, "Forgive us our debts as we also have forgiven our debtors." In this message, we'll explore why these two phrases need to be stuck together, and how praying this way can transform our lives.

By teaching us to pray "give us this day our daily bread", Jesus is teaching us that prayer is asking for what we need every day.

Join us as we explore what it truly means to pray, “Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” We live in a time where we have an app or AI to solve so many of our problems—but the serious problems of the world cannot be cured by an app. In this sermon, we discuss what God’s will is. We'll explore the struggles of surrendering our own plans and embracing God’s will, even when the world seems to be spinning out of control. Discover how messy, heartfelt prayers of surrender and lament can enrich your journey of faith and guide you through life's toughest situations.

By teaching us to pray 'your kingdom come,' Jesus is showing us that prayer is a powerful place we participate in and, in which, we are formed by the Kingdom of God.

Jesus invites us to pray “Our Father in heaven,” which begs the question of what “in heaven” means and why it matters. In this message, we’ll dive deeper into the meaning of addressing Our Father in heaven, and what it means to bring our requests with audacious faith.

Reflect and Pray:

1. What are you facing today that calls for renewed trust in your Father?

2. What is holding you back from asking God for what you need with audacious faith?

3. If there is one or two things you want to bring to “Our Father in heaven,” knowing that he hears and cares, what is it?

Jesus begins The Lord's Prayer by teaching his followers to address God as "Our Father." What is significant about that? Who is "Our Father"? Who is He not? Today, we explore the connection between our thinking and beliefs about God and how that connects to our prayer life.

The Lord’s Prayer is a great gift of Jesus to all his followers that enables us to step inside Jesus’ own way of connecting with God the Father. As we begin our new series, “Our Father: The Necessity and Wonder of Prayer,” we’ll see how this prayer is a gift and we’ll look at the question of our motives for prayer.

In his prayer for us, Jesus emphasizes how the way we live as a community reveals the truth of the Gospel. We’ll explore the importance of unity as we participate together in God’s mission.

Why do we gather on Sunday mornings? In this message, we’ll explore some of our big reasons for why we gather in the first place and why our church services are structured in the way that they are. We’ll talk about what it means to be a community that gathers around Jesus.