This begins a new series where we will talk about what it means to walk with Jesus close enough to be covered in his dust.

We conclude our ExtraOrdinary Prayer and Fasting series with a look into the practice of Examen and holding the expectation that God wants to and really does speak to us.

Who we think we are will determine how we live and react in life. Join us as we see how Jesus lived and operated from His identity and learn a new prayer practice.

A sermon about how to start praying for people where we live, work, learn and play.

A sermon about how the Bible and brain science agree that your imagination holds a key to unlocking your ability to hear from God in prayer.

Continuing our series on Extraordinary prayer, we have to deal with the fact that so many of us wrestle with anger and doubt toward God or silence from him when we engage.

A call to prayer and fasting has always been a precursor to extraordinary moves of God in history but is has often been misunderstood and misapplied. Let's take a look at what Jesus says about it and move into the freedom and joy of fasting.

We, as the church, have been given the ministry of reconciliation and at Springbrook we take that ministry seriously.

Message from Chad Stewart on June 5, 2022

Continuing our series based around our Core Values, we will talk about why simplicity is a value to us as a church.