Guest speaker Leif Hetland shares one of his life messages, Which Chair Are You Sitting In? When we understand our positioning before our Father as sons and daughters, it ushers in healing, strength, and wholeness.

Speaker: Pastor Eric Peoples

Prayer is a dialogue, not a monologue. It's a conversation with our God and loving Heavenly Father. In this message, Pastor Eric Peoples shares from Matthew 6:5-13 about the persepective prayer brings to our lives. It changes our view from the pit to the penthouse.

Check out some other quotables from this message:

"When you open your Bible, God opens His mouth."
- Pastor Eric Peoples

"The greatest tragedy in life is the prayers that go unanswered because they go unasked."
- Mark Batterson

"The gospel tells rebellious men that God is reconciled, that justice is satisfied, that sin has been atoned for, that the judgment of the guilty may be revoked, the condemnation of the sinner canceled, the curse of the Law blotted out, the gates of hell closed, the portals of heaven opened wide, the power of sin subdued, the guilty conscience healed, the broken heart comforted, the sorrow and misery of the fall undone."
- A.B. Simpson

Life Group Questions

Read Matthew 6 and consider these questions and action steps:

1. What challenges your view of God being your heavenly Father?
2. What encourages you about Matthew 6:9-15?
3. Make a commitment this week to examine your heart according to the Scriptures.
4. Add value this week by taking the time to pray.