Part 2: Learning to Recognize God’s Voice

Part 3: Honoring Heart

Why doesn't God hear my prayers? The answer to why you feel this pain could begin in how you think and talk about others. Do you treat them with honor? Do you respect those around you? Pastor Ryan looks at the levels of countercultural honor we're called to as followers of Jesus and how it impacts our prayer lives as we continue to cultivate A Heart God Hears.

Part 2: Honest Heart

Do you ever have a subtle feeling that you're not quite right before a holy God? Without coming honestly to God it's impossible to experience intimacy with God, but when we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us and bring us in to a deep relationship with our magnificent and loving Father.

Part 1: Humble Heart

Sometimes, we think of ourselves more highly than we ought to. Sometimes, we're harder on ourselves than we ought to be. Either way the answer is to approach God in humility. Humility allows God to speak true identity and worth into our lives and invites us to partner with the Holy Spirit in honest dependence on Him. This is the way to heart God hears and a heart that hears God.

Pillars of the Faith - Mother's Day

Women have always been pillars in the Jesus Community. Amy Hilliker explores what it means to be a pillar, someone that props up the House of God and declares "Jesus Christ is Lord." What does it look for us to grow in our discipleship to Jesus together and lead others to do the same? What kind of generational and eternal impact might we have? This is the blessing of pillars, and especially mothers in the faith who hold up the whole Church.

Part 4: Discerning God's Voice Together

One of the most important skills we can develop in our Christian journey is our ability to hear God's voice. The blessing of community is the freedom to learn this skill together and from others. We learn to discern God's voice with clarity as we practice in prayer and filter through the Scriptures and in community with trusted mentors and fellows in the faith.