What is the posture of your heart? In this message from Philippians 2:5–11, Zach Meerkreebs explores humility through the life of Jesus — who did not cling to His position, but emptied Himself. From pride in prayer to the cross and the throne, this teaching invites us to consider what we’re holding onto and where self may still be enthroned. Humility is not weakness. It is consecrated confidence — and the way down is the way up.

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Following Jesus is more than believing — it’s an invitation to join Him. In this episode, we unpack Jesus’ call to His first disciples and what it means to follow Him today. As we grow in knowing Jesus and being known by Him, our purpose shifts beyond personal fulfillment and into participation in His mission. Through prayer and attentiveness to the Spirit, we learn to recognize where God is already at work and respond by joining Him in everyday life.

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What happens when we remember how the story ends?

In this message from the PR4Y series, we reflect on Jesus as the Coming King and the promise that God is restoring all things. Rather than living in fear or uncertainty, Scripture invites us to live awake, hopeful, and ready—knowing that Jesus is returning and God’s kingdom will fully come.

This message encourages a life of confident prayer, purposeful living, and alignment with God’s mission as we wait with expectation for what God has promised.

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What does it mean to pray to a God who heals?

In this message from PR4Y Week 3, we see how Jesus introduces a Kingdom that brings healing—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Through Matthew 8:1–4, we’re invited to come to Jesus with worship, faith, humility, and surrender, trusting His character even when outcomes are uncertain.

Jesus doesn’t just talk about healing—He demonstrates compassion, power, and purpose as signs of God’s Kingdom breaking into real life. Whether you’re seeking healing yourself or longing to see God at work in others, this message invites you to trust the Healer who is present and willing.

📖 Key Passage: Matthew 8:1–4
🙏 Series: PR4Y – Prayer that begins & ends with Jesus
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In this message from our PR4Y series, Pastor Tim talks about transformation—not as self-improvement or behavior management, but as the faithful work of God in our lives.

Using 1 Thessalonians 5:23–24, we’re reminded that prayer is relational and deeply connected to how we live. God’s desire for us goes beyond forgiveness to sanctification—an inner work that brings freedom, healing, and purpose. Holiness isn’t something we achieve; it’s something we receive as we surrender and trust the One who calls us.

This conversation invites us to stop striving, open our lives fully to God, and rest in the truth that He is faithful to complete the work He begins.

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Prayer isn’t meant to be transactional, distant, or reserved for a select few — it’s relational.

In this opening message of the PR4Y series, Jesus Is Salvation, we look at how prayer begins and ends with Jesus. From humanity’s original walk with God to the restored access we now have through Christ, prayer is rooted in relationship. Because of Jesus’ finished work, we are invited into continual access to God’s presence.

This message also explores the prayer of salvation — confessing Jesus as Lord, receiving His grace, and stepping into a redeemed life. Salvation secures our future and transforms our present, reshaping how we live and how we pray.

Whether prayer feels natural or challenging for you, this message offers a clear and hopeful foundation for a life of prayer centered on Jesus.

In this message from Mark 10:46–52, Pastor Joe explores one of Jesus’ most direct and challenging questions: “What do you want me to do for you?”

Through the story of Bartimaeus, we see how perception shapes response, why Jesus invites us to clearly name what we’re asking for, and how answered prayers can bring both blessing and pressure. The message reminds us that receiving what we want is never the finish line — following Jesus is.

This teaching invites us to reflect on our prayers, our expectations, and whether the things we’re asking God for are drawing us closer to Him.

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