How (Not) To Fast
Seth Troutt / September 29, 2020
Kingdom, kingjesus2020, politics, prayer
“A fast is the self-denial of normal necessities in order to intentionally attend to God in prayer. Bringing attachments and cravings to the […]
King Jesus 2020
Seth Troutt / September 20, 2020
Kingdom, politics, prayer
From the last week in September through Election Day in November, we will pray for our nation and prepare our hearts as citizens of the Kingdom of God. We are going to do this in five ways as a church.
Social Distancing Could Be Good for Your Soul
Seth Troutt / March 26, 2020
coronavirus, covid-19, prayer, solitude
Many people prefer giving themselves electric shocks to spending 6-15 minutes alone with their troubling thoughts. (1) Our minds are conditioned to consume […]
6 Ways to Pray for Gateway
Luke Simmons / August 1, 2019
prayer
One of the highlights of the Grand Opening week was having around-the-clock prayer during the entire week leading up to the event. I […]
Praying the Armor of God
Luke Simmons / September 30, 2018
ephesians, prayer
The author of this prayer is unknown. Download a PRINTABLE pdf version Good morning, Lord. I am confident that you will give me […]
Affirming Predestination Does NOT Deny These 4 Truths
Luke Simmons / January 29, 2018
election, evangelism, mission, prayer
This past Sunday I preached from Ephesians 1:5-6 on how God “predestined us for adoption.” (Watch/Listen here) I’ve had a number of very […]
Lent – When, What, Why, Who, and How
Seth Troutt / February 21, 2017
baptism, easter, Fasting, Lent, prayer
When? Lent is the forty day season (excluding Sundays) that starts with Ash Wednesday and ends with Holy Week (Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, […]
5 Ways to Pray For The Election
Seth Troutt / November 3, 2016
election, politics, prayer
Put not your trust in princes, in a son of man, in whom there is no salvation. When his breath departs, he returns to the […]