Prayer is such an important spiritual discipline and yet it seems that our crazy, busy lives leave little time for it. And when we do find, or make, time for prayer sometimes it is difficult to quieten our minds and focus on God’s presence. One of the tools I have used for years to help me focus during my prayer times is prayer anchors. In this video I share with you 4 different prayers anchors that you can use to strengthen and deepen your prayer life.

I find that one of the important tools in maintaining a consistent and meaningful prayer life is…my prayer list. In this video I share with you the basic structure of my prayer list in the hope that it will help you put together your own list.

Have you ever made a commitment to pray regularly…but find it a difficult commitment to keep? In this video I share five simple tips to help you start, or maintain, a regular prayer life.

I love worship…and as a pastor I often encourage people to make worship a regular part of their lives. But do not limit our worship to Sunday mornings or corporate worship, but make worshiping God a part of your personal journey of faith.In this video I share my daily, personal worship routine in the hopes that it will enable you do develop your own personal worship routine.

John Knox was a reformation leader in Scotland. While maybe not getting the same level of attention as John Calvin, he joins Calvin as a great influence on Presbyterian churches.

Martin Luther is considered the “Father of the Reformation”. But close on his heels in importance is John Calvin. Based in Geneva, John Calvin is seen as the most important person in the 2nd generation of the Protestant Reformation.

In our exploration of leaders of the Reformation we focus again this week on the Reformation movement in England. Building on King Henry VIII’s influence in England we take a look at Thomas Cranmer.

Continuing our exploration of leaders of the Reformation we turn our attention to the Reformation in England. While conversations about Reformation leaders usually revolve around ministers, priests, and theologian, this week we take a look at King Henry VIII.

With a rather bizarre protest of cutting up and serving a couple of smoked sausages, Zwingli in essence launched the Reformation in Switzerland. In today’s video I seek to give you a brief introduction to Zwingli and some of the issues and topics that were important to him.

By posting his 95 Theses on the church door in Wittenberg Castle church, Martin Luther is considered the “Father of the Reformation”. In this video I offer a brief introduction to Martin Luther and his influence on the Reformation.