Prayer & Worship

Praise is less about how you feel and more about where you choose to look.

What happens when someone stops filtering their pain and begins to speak honestly with God about what feels unresolved?

There are ways of knowing something without ever really experiencing it. It can feel close, but never quite real. And every once in a while, something shifts just enough to make you realize this isn’t how it’s supposed to feel.

Faith doesn’t require certainty—sometimes it begins with admitting, “I believe; help my unbelief.”

The life you long for is likely being shaped right now by the habits you barely notice.

Prayer isn’t about getting the words right—it’s about trusting who is listening.

Prayer begins to change when we stop trying to perfect it and start trusting the One who invites us into it.

Where do the sadness, anger, or unrest in everyday life reveal a deeper longing for things to be made right?

Prayer isn’t something we master—it’s something we learn by staying close to Jesus.

Join us on December 28 available starting at 9 am.

Life’s greatest adventure comes with both a Guide and a Guidebook—so you never have to walk it alone.

Discover how the Holy Spirit moves from being a distant idea to a close and personal friend.

What if one ancient phrase could reshape the way you understand God—and yourself?

When you embrace Jesus as Comforter, it changes everything.

Don't mistake Jesus as being passive. The Ascended Jesus is present with us.

How has Jesus revealed Himself to you?

Jesus intercedes for the church and His intercession is a promise.

Get back to your first love, back to basics. Remember your identify and stand firm in faith.

We worship when we reflect the image of God in how we live out our lives.

How we worship matters. So, how do we worship?

Worship is a response to God's revelation. But when do we worship?

Everybody worships. What is it? How is it for? And why does it matter?

We are surrounded by cultural realities and pressures, local, nationally, and globally, that tend to draw us away from trusting in Jesus. How do we resist the pull of the world around us to focus on Jesus?

After centuries of waiting, God’s promised had arrived as Baby Jesus was born. And his birth requires a response. An invitation...

If we want to truly understand our identity, we need to make space to listen for the voice of God.

We’re called by Jesus to become a disciple but what does that look like?