Traditional Worship | Rev. Dr. Jeff Olive | 

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, prayer was the foundation on which He built His relationship with God. Before every miracle — from giving sight to the blind to feeding of the multitude, from raising Lazarus from the dead to facing that darkest moment in Gethsemane — He always prayed. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and when He gave His Sermon on the Mount, considered to be the greatest of all His teachings, He instructed us on how to pray by giving us the model prayer that has stood the test of time. In this sermon series, we will examine the power and depth of what has come to be known as the Lord’s Prayer. As modern-day disciples, we can learn so much from these timeless words. We are delighted you have joined us for our traditional worship, and we welcome you as we explore what it means when we ask, “Teach us to pray.”

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, prayer was the foundation on which He built His relationship with God. Before every miracle — from giving sight to the blind to feeding of the multitude, from raising Lazarus from the dead to facing that darkest moment in Gethsemane — He always prayed. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and when He gave His Sermon on the Mount, considered to be the greatest of all His teachings, He instructed us on how to pray by giving us the model prayer that has stood the test of time. In this sermon series, we will examine the power and depth of what has come to be known as the Lord’s Prayer. As modern-day disciples, we can learn so much from these timeless words. We are delighted you have joined us for our traditional worship, and we welcome you as we explore what it means when we ask, “Teach us to pray.”

Traditional Worship | Rev. Karen Tyler | 

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, prayer was the foundation on which He built His relationship with God. Before every miracle — from giving sight to the blind to feeding of the multitude, from raising Lazarus from the dead to facing that darkest moment in Gethsemane — He always prayed. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and when He gave His Sermon on the Mount, considered to be the greatest of all His teachings, He instructed us on how to pray by giving us the model prayer that has stood the test of time. In this sermon series, we will examine the power and depth of what has come to be known as the Lord’s Prayer. As modern-day disciples, we can learn so much from these timeless words. We are delighted you have joined us for our traditional worship, and we welcome you as we explore what it means when we ask, “Teach us to pray.”

Traditional Worship | Rev. Kimberly Constant |

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, prayer was the foundation on which He built His relationship with God. Before every miracle — from giving sight to the blind to feeding of the multitude, from raising Lazarus from the dead to facing that darkest moment in Gethsemane — He always prayed. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and when He gave His Sermon on the Mount, considered to be the greatest of all His teachings, He instructed us on how to pray by giving us the model prayer that has stood the test of time. In this sermon series, we will examine the power and depth of what has come to be known as the Lord’s Prayer. As modern-day disciples, we can learn so much from these timeless words. We are delighted you have joined us for our traditional worship, and we welcome you as we explore what it means when we ask, “Teach us to pray.”

Traditional Worship | Dr. Ed Robb |   

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, prayer was the foundation on which He built His relationship with God. Before every miracle — from giving sight to the blind to feeding of the multitude, from raising Lazarus from the dead to facing that darkest moment in Gethsemane — He always prayed. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and when He gave His Sermon on the Mount, considered to be the greatest of all His teachings, He instructed us on how to pray by giving us the model prayer that has stood the test of time. In this sermon series, we will examine the power and depth of what has come to be known as the Lord’s Prayer. As modern-day disciples, we can learn so much from these timeless words. We are delighted you have joined us for our traditional worship, and we welcome you as we explore what it means when we ask, “Teach us to pray.”

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, prayer was the foundation on which He built His relationship with God. Before every miracle — from giving sight to the blind to feeding of the multitude, from raising Lazarus from the dead to facing that darkest moment in Gethsemane — He always prayed. Prayer was essential for Jesus, and when He gave His Sermon on the Mount, considered to be the greatest of all His teachings, He instructed us on how to pray by giving us the model prayer that has stood the test of time. In this sermon series, we will examine the power and depth of what has come to be known as the Lord’s Prayer. As modern-day disciples, we can learn so much from these timeless words. We are delighted you have joined us for our traditional worship, and we welcome you as we explore what it means when we ask, “Teach us to pray.”

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |

The foundation of the entire Biblical narrative can be found in the five covenants that have been made between God and humanity. They represent the sacred and binding promises of God, and they are often called the ‘backbone’ of the Bible. Each covenant builds upon another, forming a complete redemptive storyline. God preserved the world through Noah, initiated redemption through Abraham, established the nation of Israel through Moses, promised an eternal shepherd-king through David, and then fulfilled all His covenants through Jesus. Covenants are essentially promises that have been given to us so that God can enter into a personal relationship with us, and as we will discover in this sermon series, God has always kept His promises.

Traditional Worship | Rev. Drew Essen |  

The foundation of the entire Biblical narrative can be found in the five covenants that have been made between God and humanity. They represent the sacred and binding promises of God, and they are often called the ‘backbone’ of the Bible. Each covenant builds upon another, forming a complete redemptive storyline. God preserved the world through Noah, initiated redemption through Abraham, established the nation of Israel through Moses, promised an eternal shepherd-king through David, and then fulfilled all His covenants through Jesus. Covenants are essentially promises that have been given to us so that God can enter into a personal relationship with us, and as we will discover in this sermon series, God has always kept His promises.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  

The foundation of the entire Biblical narrative can be found in the five covenants that have been made between God and humanity. They represent the sacred and binding promises of God, and they are often called the ‘backbone’ of the Bible. Each covenant builds upon another, forming a complete redemptive storyline. God preserved the world through Noah, initiated redemption through Abraham, established the nation of Israel through Moses, promised an eternal shepherd-king through David, and then fulfilled all His covenants through Jesus. Covenants are essentially promises that have been given to us so that God can enter into a personal relationship with us, and as we will discover in this sermon series, God has always kept His promises.

Traditional Worship | Bishop Bob Hayes |  

The foundation of the entire Biblical narrative can be found in the five covenants that have been made between God and humanity. They represent the sacred and binding promises of God, and they are often called the ‘backbone’ of the Bible. Each covenant builds upon another, forming a complete redemptive storyline. God preserved the world through Noah, initiated redemption through Abraham, established the nation of Israel through Moses, promised an eternal shepherd-king through David, and then fulfilled all His covenants through Jesus. Covenants are essentially promises that have been given to us so that God can enter into a personal relationship with us, and as we will discover in this sermon series, God has always kept His promises.