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Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.

Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.

We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.

We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.

We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.

We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.