Sunday Morning Message - "Fellowship & Discipleship"

In this message from February 22, Pastor Kyle concludes our Made to Pray series with a powerful message from Luke 11 titled, "Fellowship & Discipleship". Over the past several weeks, we’ve been learning the approaches Jesus gave us in the Lord’s Prayer—and this week we’ll finish strong by discovering how prayer draws us deeper into fellowship with the Father and shapes us into true disciples. This meaningful conclusion will help us lean in together, grow in our understanding of prayer, and step forward committed to living out what Jesus taught us.

Sunday Morning Message - "When Heaven Breaks In"

In this message from February 15, Guest Pastor Austin Davis shares a powerful message titled “When Heaven Breaks In,” reminding us that God’s Kingdom becomes visible on earth when ordinary people abide with Jesus and carry His presence into everyday life. Teaching from Acts 3, he encouraged us to recognize that through the Holy Spirit, believers are invited not only to experience God’s Kingdom personally, but to allow it to flow through them to others. The message challenges us to slow down and abide daily with Christ, to see people with compassion and Kingdom perspective, to boldly share the hope we have in Jesus, and to live out the Gospel through both our words and our actions. Ultimately, we were reminded that every encounter is an opportunity for God to move, and that when we walk closely with Jesus, Heaven can break into the ordinary moments of our lives.

Sunday Morning Message - "Stewardship"

In this message from February 8, Pastor Kyle continues our series Made to Pray exploring the fourth approach to prayer found in Luke 11:2-3, where Jesus teaches us to pray "Give us each day our daily bread." This isn't just about physical provision—it's about declaring our complete dependence on God for everything in our lives. Prayerful stewardship acknowledges that God has given us everything we have, invites His wisdom in managing what we've received, and presents our needs to Him every day. This approach helps us move from kingdom-focused prayer into the personal areas where we desperately need God's provision and guidance.