How might the Lord’s Prayer be God’s answer to our deepest human needs for connection to God, one another, and the world? In these weeks, we will open Jesus’ prayer like unearthing the contents of a treasure chest, finding not just beauty and wisdom, but useful tools of love in our world.

Contemporary Service

October 11 – Kingdom Come

When Jesus teaches us to pray, “Your Kingdom come, your will be done,” he invites us to surrender our own desires and allow God’s reign to shape our lives. Discover how prayer changes us and how we can help make our corner of the world look a little more like heaven.

9:00 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
10:30 am – Pastor Nick Jordan

October 4 – Our Father

The Lord’s Prayer is more than familiar words we recite. Beginning with “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name,” this message explores prayer as an invitation into a deeper relationship with a God who is approachable, available, and desires a personal relationship with us.

9:00 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett
10:30 am – Pastor Roger Grimmett

Traditional Service

October 11 – Kingdom Come

Pastor Roger Grimmett

When Jesus teaches us to pray, “Your Kingdom come, your will be done,” he invites us to surrender our own desires and allow God’s reign to shape our lives. Discover how prayer changes us and how we can help make our corner of the world look a little more like heaven.

October 4 – Our Father

Pastor Nick Jordan

The Lord’s Prayer is more than familiar words we recite. Beginning with “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name,” this message explores prayer as an invitation into a deeper relationship with a God who is approachable, available, and desires a personal relationship with us.