Prayer is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.

When faced with life's troubles, we wait on the Lord and rely on the assurance and comfort of His Word. The writer of Psalm 119, in such a situation, expresses his dilemma and desperation, and ultimately his dependence and devotion to God. Charles Spurgeon said, "When Christ himself is our all in all, we are harboured in the haven of peace."

In this week's sermon, Rev. Paul Billy Arnold explores the biblical posture for dependence on God and our need to rely on His everlasting word.

Prayer is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as a means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.

Prayer is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as a means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.

Prayer is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as a means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.

Prayer is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as a means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.

Prayer is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as a means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.

2 Samuel 9 describes how David kept his covenant commitment to Jonathan after Jonathan’s death. God’s covenantal love is not just mere a promise but is put into action. This is seen and fulfilled in the historic event of the cross and the empty tomb. Mephibosheth did not deserve David’s hesed. After all, he was part of the household of his enemy, Saul. But David loved him anyway. God shows the same hesed love to the elect through his Son Jesus Christ.

Christians don't have a common interest in a thing but a person. The personal friendship with Jesus through the cross and empty tomb is what unites Christian friendship.

Listen as Rev. Ashok expounds on the necessity and meaning of Christian friendship and how we can draw strength from our divine friend Jesus Christ.

Praying is communing with God, expressing our adoration and desires through the mediator, Christ Jesus. While prayer does not change God's will, it transforms ours, serving as a means of grace. Despite its significance, prayer is often the most neglected spiritual discipline among Christians. The first step to a healthy prayer life is understanding what the Bible teaches about how to pray.

Join us as Rev. Christopher David closely examines the model of prayer that Jesus instituted.