Rev. Matt Miller (Luke 18:1-8) Sometimes it feels like we are powerless to change our world. Thankfully, Jesus gives us an example of a woman in need who was able to change an unlikely person through persistence. Her example teaches us to pray and not lose heart.

Rev. Matt Miller (James 5: 13-18) Our prayers have great power, not because we are powerful but because the one in whose name we pray is.

Rev. Brett Wynne (Luke 11:5-13)

Russell Jung (Jeremiah 29:4-14) In this sermon we will explore the reality that every day prayers and seemingly impossible prayers are powerful and effectual because of who we are praying to. This passage gives us the direction we need to send our prayers in the right direction, to the LORD!

Tim Holler (Genesis 1:26-28, 2:18-24, 3:6-14, John 4:4-8, Matthew 26:36-41, 27:46)

Rev. Matt Miller (Ephesians 3:14-21) We could all use some more power in our lives but where is the best place to get it? Paul prays for the church in Ephesus and gives us a great tool.

Rev. Matt Miller (Philippians 4:6-7) Finding peace is a real value for many in our culture today. Only by praying to the one who is the Prince of Peace can we truly find it.

Rev. Matt Miller (Luke 11:1-13) Shameless Audacity means learning from Jesus’ words and his actions how to experience the presence of God through prayer. In a culture of distraction, Jesus himself gives us the words of life.

Rev. Matt Miller (Acts 1:6-11) The Day of Ascension is a reminder that our Lord reigns with God on high. This reality should shape our prayer life. As we begin a sermon series called Shameless Audacity, let’s begin praying into this reality.

Rev. Matt Miller (Romans 16:17-27) Paul finishes his letter with a word of warning and encouragement to worship.