Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.

Prayer is central to following Jesus. Yet, for many Christians, prayer easily defaults to an “add-on” or something we feel guilty about not doing “right.” But what if prayer truly could be an integrated part of each day? What if prayer is a way to notice God’s work in our lives and world—even in the simple things? In our sermon series, ‘How to Pray: Learning how to Pray like Jesus’, we’ll look to the Lord’s Prayer as our template. We can become more like Jesus as we learn to pray from, to, and with him.