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I Will: Grow

We're starting a brand new message series this week called "I Will." In this message, Pastor Ken challenges us to take action in our faith, not letting it stay stagnant and routine.

Prayer Works: Battlefield of Prayer

Pastor Ken's final message of our prayer series was a memorable one. Listen in on his advice on how to leverage the power of prayer in your daily life.

Prayer Works: Barriers To Prayer

Pastor Ken delivers a fresh perspective on the many ways God can answer your prayers and some barriers that get in the way of God's activity in our lives. 

Prayer Works: How To Pray

Following Jesus' model prayer in Matthew 6 as the template, pastor Ken walks us through how to pray to align our wills to His.

Prayer Works: Relationship

Prayer at it's core is simple--it's communication with God. But with any conversation, it's a two-way street that requires both talking and (possibly more importantly) listening. Pastor Ken urges us in this message to be more intentional about tuning in to God's voice.

Prayer Works: Prayer's Purpose

Week two of our new series, "Prayer Works," Pastor Ken calls us to return to the ultimate purpose of prayer--to glorify God. 

Prayer Works: From Duty To Desire

In our first message of a new series, "Prayer Works," Pastor Ken challenges us to move past a religious act and into a relationship with our prayer lives.

To Infinity and Beyond

Listen in as Pastor Ken gives us a message about moving forward into the future.

For Unto Us: Prince of Peace

Jesus is our "Prince of Peace." This Name, possibly above all the others, seems to ping our greatest need, especially this season. In the busyness of Christmas we can so often miss the majesty of the good news. Pastor Ken urges us to get back to that message and receive peace this time of the year and every time of the year.

For Unto Us: Everlasting Father

For some of us, God as "Father" elicits warm and joyful memories of our own fathers--the lessons they taught us and the security they brought to our lives. But for others, viewing God as father does more harm to the divine image than good. Our personal earthly fathers may have been anything but positive, tainting our perspective on God. In this message Pastor Ken urges us to correctly view Jesus as both "Everlasting" and "Father", providing a new framework from which to view God. This view will lead to life change and joy for this season and all of them to come!