Life is always busy and things are always happening... Is that causing you not to be in prayer or take time to be still and listen for God? Lean in this week as we continue the Series: Teach Me How To Pray. We dive into the Word of God and are reminded to Be Still! If we want intimacy with God, we must intentionally slow down and spend time with Him.

Additional Bible References: Psalm 46:10, Ecclesiastes 2:22-23

In week 3 of our Teach Me To Pray series, we look at what it means to adore God—not just for what He does, but for who He is. Through Psalm 139, we'll discover how God's perfect knowledge, constant presence, and unfailing love shape the way we pray. When worship leads our prayers, our hearts begin to ask for the things that matter most.

Waiting on God may take days, weeks or many years. As we continue in the series “Teach Me To Pray,” we are reminded in 1 Samuel that silence from God does not mean absence from God! While we are in the waiting, we are to put ourselves in the best position to see and hear from God. His plans and timing are best and we must trust Him!

Prayer doesn’t have to sound perfect or polished. In this message from our series “Teach Me To Pray,” we talk about what it really means to pray like a child — honest, trusting, dependent, and real. If you’ve ever felt like you’re bad at prayer or unsure where to start, this message is for you.

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Scripture references: Matthew 6:9, John 17:1, Matthew 26:39, Luke 23:34, Galatians 4:4–7, Romans 8:15, Mark 10:13, Matthew 18:2, Matthew 11:28, Matthew 6:5, Matthew 7:7, Luke 11:8

Life doesn’t always go how we planned. People feel overlooked, prayers feel unanswered, and sometimes we wonder if God is even working. But Ruth 4 reminds us—God sees, God hears, and God is able.

This message is about trusting Him even when it’s hard, praying with the right heart, and believing that God can do more than we could ever ask or imagine. He may not answer the way we expect, but He’s always working for something bigger than we can see.

If you’re in a season that doesn’t make sense yet, don’t give up. God isn’t done.

God has a plan! Even when you are on the mountain top or in a valley, God has a plan that is for our good. This week we continue in the Book of Ruth and are shown how rejection is God redirecting or positioning what is going on in our lives, we must trust Him! 

The Lord is a Redeemer—and even in messy, uncertain moments, He’s still working. In Ruth 3, we see imperfect people trying to do the right thing, trusting God with what they don’t control. This message is about waiting, wisdom, and believing that God can take what we don’t have figured out and still write something good.

The Lord will provide! We are reminded of this today as we continue diving into the Book of Ruth. Chapter 2 reminds us that we are always in full-time ministry as followers of Jesus and even when life may not look how we thought, God uses natural circumstances to bring about His supernatural plans - Trust and follow Him!

Life doesn’t always feel good—but God still is. In this message, we talk about how His goodness doesn’t change based on our circumstances, and how you can trust Him even when things don’t make sense. If you’ve ever struggled to believe God is still good in the middle of hard seasons, this one’s for you.

He is Risen! Join us this week for our Easter Sunday Service. We dive into the Book of Luke and are reminded of the Good News! Jesus has risen and He is Alive! We will face troubles, pain and heart ache in life but we are reminded and led by God's promises. Peace does not mean the absence of problems in your life.  Peace means the presence of Jesus in your life.