Speaker: Austin Thomas

This morning we continue our series The Lord’s Prayer, a walk through the prayer Jesus taught His disciples to pray. We open to Matthew 6:10 to study the will of God for our lives and what it means to pray it as a prayer.

This week we continue our sermon series on The Lord’s Prayer, opening our Bibles to Matthew 6:10. When Jesus taught his disciples to pray “Thy kingdom come,” what are the implications of this prayer for our daily lives? It is a prayer for an immediate change and a future hope.

This morning we continue our sermon series, The Lord’s Prayer, a series walking through the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples to pray. This week we take a look at the second line from Matthew 6:9b, Hallowed Be Your Name. How does our prayer for God to be holy change us and shape us into the image of Jesus?

This morning we begin our new sermon Series, The Lord’s Prayer, a series walking through the prayer that Jesus taught his disicples to pray. This week we take a look at the first line from Matthew 6:9a, Our Father in Heaven. How does this line connect us in faith and what the Lord desires from our prayers?

This morning we conclude our series Prayers of the People, a look at the prayers offered by figures throughout the Bible. To finish our series, Pastor Austin opens to John 17 and walks through the High Priestly Prayers given by Jesus before His disciples at the Last Supper. How does Jesus prayer model his love and care for His own?

This morning we continue our series Prayers of the People, a look at the prayers of Biblical figures. This week we open to Acts 7 to see how Stephen was empowered to pray, even in the midst of persecution. Do you still feel like your prayers are dry and dull? Listen to find how to find a vibrant prayer life.

This week we continue our series Prayers of the People, a look at the prayers of biblical figures and the examples they left behind when they prayed. This week we open our Bible to 1 Chronicles 4, where we read the prayer of Jabez. Jabez’s prayer is one for all of us who are shaped by our past and how God wants to break through for us to live presently and hope for the future.

Pastor Austin continues in the series Prayers of the People, a look at the many prayers offered by Biblical Figures to God. This week we open our Bibles to 2 Samuel 7 to read of David’s prayer of Gratitude to the Lord for choosing him and his house. How can we respond like David for God’s blessings toward us?

As we continue our sermon series, Prayer of the People, a look at the prayers offered by Biblical figures, this week we look at the prayer Job offers in repentance to the Lord after being rebuked by Him in Job 42. How do we repent in a manner that is effective and life changing that brings us into closer relationship with our Father in heaven?