For the past few weeks, we've been reflecting on the power of prayer for ourselves, those we love, and even for our enemies. Yet we all know the temptation to give up when it feels like God isn't answering. In this message, Pastor Ben Blumer shares the importance of being persistent in prayer.
Come along and learn how praying for each other brings healing, hope and strength in Christ. Let's be the kind of church that lifts each other up because prayer changes everything!
Discover why praying for yourself isn't selfish, it's vital! Explore how personal prayer deepens your relationship with God, opens the door to supernatural peace, and equips you to face life's worries and anxieties with confidence and hope.
Explore the power of prayer and uncover the subtle ways the enemy tries to keep us silent. Discover how talking with God isn't just a spiritual habit, it's a weapon, a comfort, and a lifeline in the battle for your heart.
Every heart longs for forgiveness, and every life needs the transforming love of Jesus Christ. That kind of change only comes through the power of the Holy Spirit!
Habits matter and Jesus is going to teach us three spiritual habits that will help us draw closer to our Heavenly Father.
When we feel like we're trapped between bad options and worse ones, we tend to glamorize the past, blame those we love, and forget that God is with us. As we prepare for the New Year, we're going to learn that trusting in God is always our best option.
Whether or not you have children of your own, we all have a part to play in the spiritual growth of the young people God has put in our lives. It's not an easy task and it's one most of us don't feel prepared to carry out. That's why we're looking at practical ways we can grow in our relationship with Jesus and help the next generation do the same.
Would you agree that everyone deals with worry and anxiety to some degree? I know I do and I'm thankful that God's word has a solution that offers supernatural peace with zero negative side effects.
Divisiveness is like a plague and in order for us to maintain unity within our relationships and within the church, we first of all need to understand who we are in relation to Jesus Christ. And when we have a good grasp of that, it helps us view each other through the lens of thanksgiving.
