Prayer

Luke 11 teaches persistent, dependent prayer to a Father who delights to give what His children truly need. The message applies Jesus' teaching to praying for children, VBS, and the spiritual life only God can give.

Prayer

Matthew 7:11 teaches believers to trust the goodness, nearness, and generosity of the heavenly Father. The sermon points to Christ as the only way sinners can know God as Father and rest in His fatherly care.

Prayer

Acts 2:42-47 describes the earliest life of the Jerusalem church after Pentecost. The sermon presents devotion to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers as a Spirit-filled model for church life.

Prayer

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 calls believers to rejoice always, pray continually, and give thanks in every circumstance. The sermon teaches that joy and thankfulness should mark Christians and the whole church beyond the Thanksgiving holiday.

Prayer

Mark 1:32-39 shows Jesus withdrawing to pray before continuing His ministry. The sermon presents prayer as the believer's lifeline and calls the church to greater effectiveness through real connection with the Father.

Prayer

Luke 11 teaches the church to ask the Lord for help in prayer. The sermon prepares the congregation for renewal by praying for faithful preaching, personal need, and obedient response.

Prayer