It can be easy to love God when we know all that he has done for us, loving people on the other hand can be quite difficult. In this message, Joseph Afflitto shows us why loving our neighbors is just as important as loving God and how we are able to.

Sometimes we forget that prayer is a two way conversation. When we remember this, we remember not to just talk to God, but to listen to him as well. What better way to a live life than listening to the one who's planned ours?

When we come to God in prayer knowing that we are coming before him, and to his throne, it completely changes our mindset and our prayers.

What happens when we stop praying our will to be done, and start praying for God's will to be to be manifest in our lives? We begin to see what God sees for us.

Prayer is a place where we can let go. And sometimes letting go means forgiving others, so that we ourselves can be free.

Prayer is not simply a response, but a connection. When we pray with that posture, we not only pray differently, but we are transformed through prayer.

Prayer is our connection to Heaven, and Heaven's connection to us. Because of this, our souls need prayer, the same way our lungs need oxygen.

How does it affect our prayer life when we come to God hungry? This is the question Pastor Jose Marquez seeks to answer in this week's message

Prayer is the catalyst for bringing God's Kingdom here on earth. In this week's message, Andrew John teaches us that we don't have to accept the reality around us because of our access to prayer.

In this week's message we are taught that Jesus has expectations of those who follow him and that ultimately, in meeting those expectations, we reach a deeper level of blessing and completeness in Christ.