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    A Praying Church | MIDWEEK | September 02, 2026

    Prayer isn’t just something we do when we’re in trouble—it’s one of the ways we stay spiritually strong, alert, and prepared for everything God has called us to do. In this message, we look at a practical prayer model inspired by Ephesians 6 and the Armor of God. Because we are engaged in spiritual warfare, we need to learn how to pray proactively—not just reacting to what happens around us, but intentionally covering our lives, our families, our purpose, and our future in prayer. The Whole Body Prayer Model gives us a practical way to pray through different areas of our lives—from our head and thoughts to our hands, heart, belly, back, legs, and feet. Each part becomes an opportunity to invite God to bring strength, purity, wisdom, discernment, direction, fruitfulness, supernatural power, endurance, and purpose. This message will challenge you to consider: What if we learned to pray over our whole lives? Pray for your mind to be filled with truth. Pray for your eyes to see with faith and perspective. Pray for your ears to recognize the voice of God. Pray for your mouth to speak life and blessing. Pray for your hands to do righteous and fruitful work. Pray for your heart to remain pure and devoted to Jesus. Pray for your inner life to overflow with the Holy Spirit and spiritual fruit. Pray for strength to carry your responsibilities and God's purpose. Pray for your legs to walk in God's direction. And pray for your feet to carry the Good News wherever you go. “Pray in the Spirit at all times and on every occasion. Stay alert and be persistent in your prayers for all believers everywhere.” — Ephesians 6:18 Let this message give you a practical framework for strengthening your prayer life and intentionally covering every area of your life in prayer. We are becoming A PRAYING CHURCH.

  2. Aug 23

    The Test | Dreaming With God | August 23, 2026

    What do you do when the dream God placed in your heart doesn’t happen the way you expected? In this message, “The Test,” we continue our Dreaming with God series by looking at the life of Joseph—a man who received a God-given dream but then walked through betrayal, hardship, temptation, false accusation, and prison before seeing that dream fulfilled. The dream may be free, but the journey has a fee. Hardship doesn’t necessarily mean you’re on the wrong path. Sometimes, the difficult seasons of life are the very places where God reveals what is in us and prepares us for what is ahead. Our tests can reveal our weaknesses, develop our faith, build our character, and prepare us to carry the weight of the dream God has given us. In this message, we’ll discover: • Why hardship is often part of the journey toward a God-given dream • How our tests reveal what is in us and ready us for what is ahead • Why “the test brings forth the best and removes the rest” • The importance of integrity when no one is watching • How integrity allows our lives to hold the weight of our dreams • Why we can trust God even when the journey doesn’t make sense Joseph’s story reminds us that God can use even the hardest seasons of our lives for His purposes. The journey may be difficult, but if God gave you the dream, you can trust Him to give you the strength, wisdom, endurance, and grace to pursue it. Don’t give up in the test. God is preparing you for the dream.

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