Matthew 22:35-38; Matthew 5:14-16; Romans 15:5-7 - This service is devoted to prayer around the Upward / Inward / Outward pillars of Compass Church led by our staff and worship team. We wrap up our 21 Days of Prayer emphasis today.

Mark 10:46-52 - During our 21 days of prayer as a church we study today Mark 10 and the story of Bartimaeus. He would not be discouraged. He would not be silent. He cried out all the more. As we worship today, let's join in the spirit of this blind man. Let's pray with a holy tenacity. Throw off the cloak, spring into action church, Jesus is calling.

Matthew 6:8-15 - In the model prayer, Jesus gives us a scaffolding that we can build a robust prayer life upon.

Matthew 6:5-15 - Prayer is the most foundational practice of the Christian life. Without it, we won't have a real relationship with the Lord or know His joy. So, where do we begin?

John 3:22-30 - What would you have to experience in life to say: "My joy is now complete?" Will the thing you're after really be worth it? Will it really satisfy you?

Luke 2:8-14 - Jesus' birth brought "glory to God" and "peace on Earth?" What kind of peace does Jesus give us, and what does the glory of God have to do with it?

Luke 2:8-20 - Like the Shepherds of Bethlehem, we have been invited to come and find Jesus for ourselves.

Luke 2:1-11 - The Christmas story is not simply a "feel-good" tale for the holidays. Rather, it tells the story of the world's deepest problems and what Jesus has come to do to solve them.

Luke 2:7-10 - God's plan supersedes man's plan. In this case, God uses Caesar Augustus' plan to fulfill a prophecy that was stated about seven-hundred years prior. Jesus is born and brings hope for all mankind.

Luke 2:3-6 - After years of promise God fulfilled the covenant He made with King David through the birth of Jesus. Luke tells us that on the first Christmas, while in the city of David, Mary had a son. Christmas reminds us that God is going to make good on His word.