The saying goes ‘anything worth having is worth fighting for’, how does this apply to your relationship with God? Are you willing to fight for a stronger, more robust relationship with our savior?

Are you limiting the power of God in your life? Using what God has done in the past as a limit to what He could do in your future. Pastor Coatney continues the Prayer Doesn’t Work series by leveraging an interaction Jesus had with people from his hometown that couldn’t believe what he could do as savior.

When the enemy attacks, how do we avoid the Phantom Punch? The punch we do not see coming. We must first identify our opponents. Our struggles are not against flesh and blood. The enemy is the devil and not people. In order to stand against the wiles of the devil, put on the whole armor of God.

What do you do when God shows up in a way that is contrary to your expectations? Many times we fall into the trap of looking for the miraculous moves of God and miss the mundane moves of God. He is in everything, the big and the small of our lives.

The purpose of prayer is for us to get closer to God. Prayer provides the repeated and continual communication with God we need to know him. We learn how powerful, personal, and passionate he is about us! Pastor Clark begins a new series helping us to better understand the purpose of prayer in our lives.

There are seasons in our lives when things are going well and prayer is an afterthought. Pastor Coatney reminds us that prayer was never meant to be limited to emergencies but is designed to be as natural as breathing. Don’t stop praying.

Prayer is what changes the game, but we need the intercessors, we need the playmakers because prayer is the work that wins the game. Pastor Clark continues Let’s Pray Together series on Super Bowl Sunday with the message Game Changing Prayer.

God has a vision of what justice looks like in our world and it involves passionate pursuit and persistent prayer by believers like you and I.

Can you say you really know someone if you never speak to them? Our prayer lives may be an indicator of how well we know God. Pastor Coatney continues the Let’s Pray Together series as we look at deepening our commitment to regular, authentic prayer in 2023.

In our busy and crowded lives, we must cultivate a culture of prayer. We must determine to be walking houses of prayer in our daily lives.