Last Sunday was a very exciting and important day in the Christian church because it was the day we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Even though a week doesn't seem that long, it can be long enough for us to forget about what Christ did for us and get caught back up in the world. Fortunately, Daniel taught us how we can live out a resurrected life, keeping our focus on the power of what Christ did for us.

Today is the most important day in the life of a Christian. It is the day that our savior is conquered death. So you should listen to this sermon especially!

In honor of the time of year, this Sunday we remembered Palm Sunday. Daniel taught and explained the meaning and reason for Jesus's celebrated arrival into Jerusalem. He also explained why the people turned on Jesus so quickly demanding his death and how their act parallels our own relationship with Christ.

Wrapping up the series on the Lord's prayer, Daniel taught on, "lead us not into temptation and deliver us from evil." Temptation is a daily struggle that will never end, but temptation is not bad in itself. How we handle temptation is what matters.

Picking back up the series on prayer, Daniel taught us about on of the most important and convicting components that affects our prayer life. The need to receive and give forgiveness.

Today was a special Sunday because it was the mission team's report of their trip to Temple, Texas. A group from the church set out to spend spring break to serve a unique organization, and to grow in their intimacy and relationship with the Lord.

Give us this day our daily bread.

This week's teaching on prayer was from the second verse of the Lord's Prayer, God's will on earth. Daniel taught us how praying for God's will affects our prayer life and our attitude in life.

In continuation of our sermon series, Daniel taught us more about prayer using the Lord's Prayer. He uses the first verse as the basis for the attitude we should have when we approach God in prayer.

We have begun our new series on Prayer as part of our new church vision for the year. This Sunday Daniel gives us a quick overview about what prayer is and the way we should pray.