Terraforma Church

There is power when people unite in prayer. Community prayer builds connection, builds faith, and invites God to move on our behalf.

Jesus demonstrated a vibrant, dynamic, and life-giving practice of prayer throughout his ministry. It was a life-line of connection to God and a source of strength in His story. We can activate these practices and access God's power and grace.

Jesus' prayer ends with asking for God's guidance and protection as we navigate a complex world.

After adoration, alignment, and petition comes a prayer of confession - where we seek and grant forgiveness. This part of the prayer focuses on relational harmony with God and with others.

Jesus taught his followers to ask God boldly for their daily needs. Petition is a prayer of dependence where we humbly ask and graciously receive what we need from God.

Pastor Gentry Morris explores what it means to pray: "Your Kingdom Come, Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven."

85% of Americans claim to practice some sort of prayer. What is it about the human experience that prompts us to reach beyond ourselves and for the Divine? Today we start a series exploring Jesus' teaching about prayer.

Many people believe if they had more they would be more generous. In practice, more money won't make you more generous; it will make you more of what you already are. How can we practically change our habits to unleash generosity in our story?

It's one of the most iconic of Jesus' parables - the parable of the talents - and if we hear its message it can free our story from fear and lift the limit on our potential.

When you live with a scarcity worldview, you become so focused on what you lack that cannot receive for what you need. What if the world is not a place of limited resources and unlimited desires, but instead a place of opportunity and abundance hosted by a generous God?