Speaker: Austin Thomas

Join us on the new series where we explore the prayer of biblical figures. This week we encounter the prayer of Abraham for Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 18:22-33. What does it look like to draw near? to pray boldly? to intercede Gospel renewal?

As we celebrate the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper in service today, we first start by looking at 1 Corinthians 11:23-29, where Paul passes to us his instruction and teaching on communion. How do we prayerfully approach the Lord’s table and participate in the divine union with Jesus in this sacred moment?

In this sermon, we explore how we pray for provision based on the words of Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6:25-33. How do you pray for provision? What are the ways in which you trust God to provide all that you need?

This Sunday we look take a closer look at Mary and Elizabeth’s story from Luke 1:39-55 as we honor the history of Mother’s Day, and the Lord who is faithful to bless us with life through Mothers and the Abundant Life through Jesus.

A painting by Emily Larkey, “For They Know Not,” inspires our message for today, as we dive into Matthew 9:35-38. How does art play a role in our faith? How do we respond to art as it inspires us to read the gospel? Jesus had compassion on the harassed and helpless. Let us be moved like Jesus in today’s world.

On Thursday, May 1st, many around the nation will set aside time to pray for our country, its leaders, and future. Pastor Austin opens the scriptures to 1 Timothy 2:1-6 and teaches the ways we are called to pray as a nation and what for what we should pray.

This week we celebrate Easter Sunday by looking at a text from Roman 6, and discuss the significance of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ for our own lives. Christ is Risen!

This Palm Sunday we take a look at the passage from Luke 19:41-44 where Jesus offers a lament over the city of Jerusalem as he makes his triumphant entry into the city.

This Sunday we finish up our series on the Movements of Prayer. We conclude our series thinking about what it means to make intercession on behalf of other in the outward movement of prayer. We learn from Paul in Ephesians 3:14-21. How might you change the way you prayer for others?