PART 1

We all wonder about the big questions in life—Where did I come from? What’s my purpose? What happens when I die? Finding answers to those questions depends upon how we answer the most basic of questions—What is real?

PART 7

Every moment of every day, there are opportunities to join God in the work he’s doing. Prayer is what helps us join God in that work instead of missing out.

PART 6

No one likes being on hold. If you’re waiting on unanswered prayers, hold on.

PART 5

It’s easy to treat prayer as just a way to convince God to do what we want him to do. There’s so much more to the purpose of prayer—it lies in surrender.

PART 4

Another important component of prayer is asking. But how do we ask, and what do we ask for?

PART 3

How do we overcome the stress and worry of our lives? The key lies in building reflection into our prayer.

PART 2

To move forward in prayer, we first need to learn how to pause—but who has time for that?! This week, we learn why and how to slow down our busy lives and frenetic pace enough to pause.

PART 1

Prayer can be frustrating, confusing, or even intimidating, depending on your background. But prayer is one of the most important things we can do, and fortunately, Jesus teaches us how.

PART 5

“Confess your sins to each other…” This is a line that most of us would rather ignore. Let’s talk about why confession isn’t a bad thing—when done correctly, it repairs and restores and heals us.

PART 4

We all like to think we’re in control, and we try so hard in so many ways to keep control. But true freedom and progress come when we accept an important truth—I am not in control.

PART 3

Anytime we do something that hurts ourselves or others, there’s something going on beneath the surface. What do we do about that? We need to start being curious.

PART 2

Most of life’s battles are won or lost in your mind. This week we’ll talk about some practical things you can do to win more than you lose.

PART 1

You can’t fix some problems until you go to the root of the problem. Almost every destructive behavior or habit we have can be traced back to a lie we’ve believed. Let’s start there.