How do you actually pray for the people in your life who don't know Christ? In this message from our prayer series, Pastor Brent Stille walks through a simple but potent biblical pattern drawn from Paul's letters: praying for open doors of opportunity, open mouths to speak with boldness, and open hearts that can finally hear the gospel as good news. Rooted in Romans 10, Colossians 4, Ephesians 6, and the conversion of Lydia in Acts 16, this message reframes evangelism as a process that begins on our knees before it ever reaches gospel proclamation. If you have unsaved family members, coworkers, or neighbors weighing on your heart, this sermon offers a practical framework for praying with both burden and hope.

Drawing on Jesus' prayer for his disciples, his spiritual children, Pastor Stille encourages us to pray for our own children and grandchildren with the same priorities.

What does it look like to express thankfulness in prayer? In this message, Pastor Brent Stille opens to Philippians 4 and encourages us not to fear anything, to pray about everything, and to give thanks in all things.

How do we ask God to work on our behalf? We prioritize our relationship with Him, we present our needs and desires, and we wait for His answer. Join us as Pastor Brent Stille walks us through John 15:7 to help us grow our prayer lives!

Easter declares that Jesus has risen from the dead. What does that entail? What difference does it make? Pastor Stille answers those questions and more as he leads us to cherish the beauty of Easter!

The women who accompanied Jesus were the ones who went to anoint his body further on Sunday morning. Expecting to need to roll the stone away, they had some concerns, but what they found sent them on an emotional rollercoaster that ended with joy. Listen as Pastor Brent Stille preaches from Matthew 28:1-10

Nietzsche declared God dead and called it freedom. Matthew 27 shows us that God actually did die, on a Roman cross, and the result was nothing like Nietzsche imagined. Creation went dark. The earth shook. A sixty-foot curtain was ripped from top to bottom. And a Roman soldier responsible for the execution fell to his knees in worship. This Good Friday message walks through Matthew 27:45–54 and asks one question: what are you trusting to get you to God?

Praise is one of the hardest parts of prayer, not because God demands flattery, but because we do not know him well enough to say something specific. Psalm 100 shows us that honoring God in prayer begins with humility (he is God, and we are not), enters with reverence (we are approaching the throne room of the universe), and speaks to who he actually is: good, loving, and faithful. Pastor Brent Stille walks through what it looks like to move beyond vague praise and into the kind of prayer that declares back to God the truth we are learning about him.