We live in a world that is becoming more and more individualized and although our hearts are hungry for community, it's hard for us to recognize that what we are hungering for is community. Join us as we talk about the power of community.

Paul's relief plan for famine stricken Jerusalem shows us that generosity trains us to trust God as our generous host.

The world know believes they need to be saved from the idea that it needs to be saved. But the church still has a story and a hope that must be shared and proclaimed. This week we will unpack why and how we should proclaim the gospel story.

Jesus made it clear that there is one thing that will define all of His followers - Humility. He displayed humility by being a servant to all and this is essential for all who call themselves Christ-followers.

We are drawn to give our lives to so many things and because we are made in the image of God, we are designed to worship. When it is all boiled down to it, we can either worship God, or anything else. Join us as we reflect on why we should worship God and God alone.

In Genesis 18 Abraham prays a bold, intense and confrontational prayer with God. It is a type of prayer that many of us are unfamiliar with. Let's learn how to enter into prayer with a confidence humility that comes from knowing the character of God.

In this message our we will unpack Hannah’s story and the truth that God wants to be in relationship with us. That He wants to hear from us and how one of the ways we accomplish that is through our prayers of petition.

Daniel prays an authentic prayer of confession for the people of God and how they lost their way. It's a great picture of how prayer can be raw, real, and redemptive.

Elijah is done, but God isn't. God gently leads Elijah into His presence and gives him a new perspective.

Prayer seems to be a struggle for everyone. When the disciples saw the Jesus and His prayer life, they were curious about why it was so different from theirs, and they asked Him to teach them, and He gave them the Lord’s prayer.