Prayer, Week 4

Family Filled with Fathers

In a culture that’s never been more connected; we are more isolated than ever. But Jesus didn’t die and rise again so that we’d be isolated. He wants to reunite family, and Jesus created a forgiven family through the cross. In the family of the forgiven there are fathers. In this message we look at the role and responsibilities of fathers/men. And remember that the best fathers point beyond themselves to an even greater Father. As you listen to this, may you be reminded of the your Father in heaven, who never abandons His children, never forgets their names, and keeps pursuing them even when they stray.

Family

The Bible ends with one of the most hopeful promises ever spoken: “behold, I am making all things new.” (Revelation 21:5) Not some things. All things. Every broken relationship. Every lonely night. Every unanswered question. Every wound. Every loss. God is making all things new. And the end of the story isn’t isolation, it’s family. Children gathered around their Father. In this message we look at the reality that God has always been about forming a family. He longs to connect people in community.

The Gift of the Holy Spirit

As we remember Pentecost, we look at the amazing gift that we have been given in the Holy Spirit.

Prayer, Week 4

Prayer and fasting. In Scripture the two are often linked, but how often do we engage in the discipline of fasting? For thousands of years followers of Jesus have done this, but why not now? In this message we see that fasting is simply to be with God, cry out to him, and by changed by him.

Prayer, Week 3

We continue pressing in to one of our core values: prayer. This week Alex looked at the first and last words of Jesus, and talked about how prayer was instrumental in the great commission.