Prayer is an opportunity to speak directly to God, from our hearts to His. Whether we pray in public or in private, God is seeking a honest heart of humility, that reaches out to God in simplicity and sincerity. (Matthew 6:1, 5-15)

Author Kevin Butcher's Afternoon Session at Woodcreek Church.

Special guest speaker, Kevin Butcher, is here to share a message of love. To love one another, we must experientially know that He first loved us. And to abide in His great love requires a healing process. (John 13:34-35)

Jesus wants his followers to give without hypocrisy. He tells us the wrong way and the right way to give. He also provides a promise to those who give the right way. (Matthew 6:1-4)

Love has no loopholes (Matt. 5:43-48)

Jesus challenges his disciples to be different when wronged or taken advantage of. Don't do evil because someone does evil to you. Instead of paying back in kind, we are called to pay back in kindness. Instead of seeking revenge, we offer forgiveness. (Matthew 5:38-42)

In a society characterized by dishonesty and the erosion of personal integrity, Christians have an opportunity to shine as lights in the midst of darkness. A good place to start is by always simply telling the truth. (Matthew 5:33-37)

Jesus corrects the popular misunderstanding on divorce. (Matthew 5:31-32)

Jesus sets a standard of not committing adultery, but calls us to a deeper heart of discipleship and purity. (Matthew 5:27-39)

Keeping short accounts and resolving conflicts are two of the most important practices in the Christian's life. Jesus says it not only affects our well-being but it also affects our worship. (Matthew 5:23-24)