Teaching Archive

[2 Corinthians 12:7-10] The Apostle Paul doesn’t want to boast how he’s a better Apostle than the others based on his credentials. Rather, he points to his suffering as the evidence of God’s grace and strength in his life.

[2 Corinthians 2:12-17] Like showing our favorite pictures, we get to display JESUS in the way that we live. A yielded life shows Christ’s Victory!

We’ve seen how Paul prayed for his believing friends in several of his letters. Today we will see how Paul asked them to pray for him!

[Ephesians 3:14-21] Paul prayed for the growing believers in Ephesus.

[Ephesians 1:15-23] The Apostle Paul prayed for the believers in the Ephesian church, that their eyes would be open to spiritual realities that would help them know and trust Christ more.

[Philippians 1:9-11] Pray for people to love smart, love more, think clearly, live for Jesus. Our LOVE should overflow with the fruit of the Spirit.

This is a gospel prayer. Paul prays for us to grow confident in three things so that we might bear good fruit.

[2 Tim 2:1-7] Grace & Commitment

Perseverance and persistence in prayer should be a vital part of the believers’ life and relationship with God!

[I Thessalonians 3:9-13] We live in a mobile society. Like us, Paul moved around a lot and got to know believers all over the place. How did Paul pray for them?

[John 17:6-26] Jesus prayed so that his disciples could hear. He wanted them to know that he was asking the Father to help them.

JESUS prayed that Antioch would be: Motivated by God’s glory, centered on Christ and saturated with the Gospel

We should pray all the time. Jesus prayed BEFORE ministry, to disciple people. Jesus prayed DURNING ministry, to keep gospel focus. Jesus prayed AFTER ministry, to recover.

Imprecatory Psalms help us pray when we’re angry.

God cares for us when we are hurting and suffering. Lament is the Biblical Prayer Language for Christians in pain.

God cares for us when we are hurting and suffering. Lament is the Biblical Prayer Language for Christians in pain.

[Psalm 51] Psalm 51 is King David’s prayer of confession, repentance and restoration after he sinned by taking a woman a having her husband killed to cover it up.

[Matthew 16:13-18] Speaker: Bryce Langley

Praise is one of the core reasons for us to pray.

The OT is about a struggling people with an incomplete faith looking forward to JESUS!

[Hebrews 10:1-18] Speaker: Nate Krampe

[Matthew 7:13-29] What Way Will You Choose? Guest Speaker: Matt Frey

[Matthew 28:1-10] An Angel met Mary and Mary when they came to grieve and pay respects at the tomb of Jesus. They were not expecting the news, “He is not here. He is risen!”

Our vision of other’s problems easily gets distorted by our own sin

[Philippians 2:1-11] Unity in the Body of Believers in Jesus Christ our Savior and Lord
Speaker: Dan Moose

[Matthew 6:19-34] Treasure God first because your heart has a magnetic pull, and earthly treasuring produces worry and anxiety.

[Matthew 6:1-18] Jesus uses a recurring pattern as he talks about True Devotion in Matthew 6.

[Matthew 6:9-13] “This, then, is how you should pray.”

[Matthew 5:33-48] Remarkably different people always tell the truth, overflow with grace and love our enemies.

[Matthew 5:27-32] Jesus is inviting us to apply the Remarkable Attitudes into the situation of Purity (Purity from the Inside Out).

[Matthew 5:17-26] Targeting the heart is consistent with God’s eternal laws. Targeting the heart is different from the example of the
leaders. Targeting the heart of murder.

[Matthew 5:13-16] This passage is simple and can stand alone, outside the context of the Sermon on the Mount.

[Matthew 5:7-12] When we follow Jesus, he changes us from the inside out. We
become Remarkably Different from the world.

[Matthew 5:1-6] When we follow Jesus, he changes us from the inside out. We become Remarkably Different from the world. It starts with New Attitudes that God loves to bless!

[Matthew 4:12-25] Ministry On Target (Prelude to Remarkably Different)

[Matthew 4:1-11] The Testing of the King (Prelude to Remarkably Different)

[Matthew 3:13-17] This is Jesus (Prelude to Remarkably Different)

[Luke 2:1-21] The Christmas Truce of 1914 & promise of heavenly peace.

[2 Corinthians 1:3-11] When you are experiencing sorrow, put your hope in the comfort of Christ.

[2 Corinthians 9:6-15] When you are tempted towards materialism, put your hope in Christ-centered generosity.

[Genesis 3:1-15] O Holy night! The stars are brightly shining.

[Acts 2] A devotion to wait and being filled with the Holy Spirit will ignite everlasting gospel change in the
people of God and those they encounter!

[Nehemiah 1:4-11] Nehemiah’s commitment to prayer enables him to have the faith to persevere and do the impossible.

[2 Kings 22 & 23] Revive Us: God’s Word
Speaker: Bryce Langley

[Matthew 3:1-12] Repentance that leads to revival
Speaker: Dan Moose

[Joshua 1:1-9] What sort of person will fight the battle of the Christian life well?

[Numbers 22-25] God delights in people who are zealous for him.

[Numbers 20:1-13] In Numbers 20:1-13 Moses dishonors God’s holiness in the presence of the Israelites and is prevented from entering the promised land.

Numbers 16 describes Korah’s rebellion against the leaders Moses and Aaron.

[Numbers 13-14] Israel failed to trust God’s ability to fulfill his word and as a result experienced God’s judgment.