The final installment of the Postures of Prayer series explores Intercession, the act of coming alongside others in prayer, even when they are far away. Rev. Roger Schlechte unpacks the petitions “Thy kingdom come” and “Thy will be done” from the Lord’s Prayer, focusing on Matthew 6:9-13. He explores how praying for others embodies care, compassion, and the desire to see God’s kingdom grow on earth as in heaven. With examples from Scripture like Abraham’s plea for Sodom (Genesis 18:22-33) and Paul’s encouragement to pray for leaders (1 Timothy 2:1-8), Rev. Schlechte challenges us to intercede for those in need, trusting God’s will to be done on earth as it is in heaven.

Listen now to be inspired by the power of intercessory prayer and its role in reflecting God’s love to the world!

In this message, Pastor Larry McGurer examines the Posture of Supplication through Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 7:7-11: “Ask, and it will be given to you.” Drawing on the story of the paralyzed man at the Pool of Bethesda and Jesus’ own example of prayer, Pastor Larry explains why God desires us to ask, how asking deepens our relationship with Him, and the humility required to embrace a receptive posture in prayer.

Discover the power of asking—even for small things—and learn how God’s loving provision encourages faith and trust in all circumstances.

Listen now to be inspired to bring your needs to God and experience His goodness!

Pastor Dale challenges us to add movement to our prayer lives as he explores the posture of Mission from Matthew 28:16-20. Beginning with a children’s message with Mutton Jeff, Dale shares how even simple, prayerful actions can change lives. With heartfelt stories and practical insights, he emphasizes that mission isn’t just for pastors or missionaries but is part of everyday life for every believer. Dale shares how prayer empowers us to share God’s love, overcome doubts, and embrace opportunities to make disciples wherever we are—at work, at home, or in our communities.

Listen now to discover how prayer and love can transform your mission field!

In this sermon, Pastor Larry McGurer continues the Postures of Prayer series by exploring the posture of Humility. Using both scripture and personal stories, he explains the significance of bowing, kneeling, and even lying prostrate in prayer as acts of humility before God. Drawing on examples from Genesis and the life of Jesus, Pastor Larry emphasizes that true humility in prayer reflects a heart reliant on God’s grace and power.

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In the second message of the Postures of Prayer series, Dale Critchley approaches the theme of Adoration. Exploring Psalm 146, he challenges us to remember who we are as children of God and to praise Him not because of what we’ve done, but because of who He is and what He’s done for us. Join Dale as he shares his personal story of rediscovering identity in Christ and the power of adoration in our relationship with God.

In the first installment of the Postures of Prayer series, Pastor Larry McGurer explores the theme of living with an Unhurried posture of prayer. Using Psalm 46 as a guide, he reflects on the importance of being still and trusting in God’s sovereignty amidst life’s stresses and busyness. Discover how resting in God, instead of rushing through life, can bring peace and renewal.

If you’ve ever wondered if prayer changes anything or if God is even listening, this sermon embraces that struggle. What’s the point of praying when the answer feels like a resounding “no”? We’ll unpack what James 5:13-20 says about prayer, relationships with God, and why the answer is sometimes hard to understand.

But we also get personal—have you ever prayed in desperation and felt like the help came just in time? Is prayer just about the outcome, or is there something deeper happening? What is it like to connect with a God who feels our joy and pain?

Want to dig deeper into how prayer shapes our faith? Stay connected for next week’s series, where we’ll go beyond the surface and tackle the big questions.

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Pastor Dale tackles the deep struggles of how we use our words, especially when we’re driven by the need to be right. Inspired by James 3:1-12, he explores the tension between righteousness and love, particularly in divisive debates like the LGBTQ+ controversy. Is it possible to speak truth while showing genuine love? And when does being right become self-worship? Dale offers a challenging message, urging us to reflect on how we use our tongues.

Mutton Jeff makes an appearance, with a surprising lesson on loving others—even when we’re right!

Do we see God as He truly is, or just as a reflection of ourselves? In this episode, we dive into James’ message on faith and mercy, exploring how our actions reveal who we believe God to be. Are we showing His mercy to others, or remaking Him in our own image to justify our choices?

Mutton Jeff makes an appearance, asking tough questions about forgiveness.

In a world filled with complex villains and ever-shifting morals, how do we, as Christians, stand firm in righteousness? Join us as we explore Ephesians 6:10-20 and uncover what it truly means to put on the full armor of God. Mutton Jeff thinks fighting like Jesus is inconceivable!

Pastor Dale challenges the way we view our enemies and reveals how to stand strong against the real threats to our faith. Equip yourself with the truth, shield yourself with faith, and learn how to bring the gospel of peace into every battle.
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