Prayer is communication with God but prayer is more than conversation, its communion. Prayer is the doorway to life with God and yet we find ourselves burdened by expectations and failure.

The visible world has a way of causing us to question the unseen and yet, God refuses to be made into a physical idol. The body dies and the spirit is renewed day by day Paul says. There is something to faith in what is not seen that helps us discover that prayer with God is “accessible”. 

In our modern foodie culture we see how easy it is to be caught up in all things physical. Meanwhile, we lose an appetite for the deeper union that our soul so desperately needs. So we starve the flesh in order to make room for the Spirit. We tend to the spirit in prayer and presence. 

Pastor Erik takes us through this passage of Acts.

Here we see the power of God's Spirit at work not inside the holy temple but out on the porch. 

A story that draws out the question in us all, "Where's the lie?"

In this series we discover that apart from God we are ruined souls. Our deliverance is not simply the acknowledgement of our sin, it is the realization that there is one who knew no sin….Jesus the Friend of Sinners. 

Jesus talks a lot about sin. So why don’t we?  

In this series we discover that apart from God we are ruined souls. Our deliverance is not simply the acknowledgement of our sin, it is the realization that there is one who knew no sin….Jesus the Friend of Sinners. 

Jesus talks a lot about sin. So why don’t we?  

In this series we discover that apart from God we are ruined souls. Our deliverance is not simply the acknowledgement of our sin, it is the realization that there is one who knew no sin….Jesus the Friend of Sinners. 

In this series we discover that apart from God we are ruined souls. Our deliverance is not simply the acknowledgement of our sin, it is the realization that there is one who knew no sin….Jesus the Friend of Sinners.