Practical Faith is a series focused on real questions about following Jesus in everyday life. In Part 3 of our prayer mini-series, Pastor Johnny asks a simple but important question: What do I pray about? Walking through the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6, this message shows us that Jesus teaches us to pray about worship, God’s kingdom, daily provision, forgiveness, and strength against temptation. Prayer is not just something we recite — it shapes our priorities, our hearts, and the way we live before God. Scripture: Matthew 6:9–15 Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who needs the reminder that they can bring every part of life to God. 00:00 Introduction 00:35 What Is Prayer? 01:07 How Do I Pray? 01:15 What Do I Pray About? 03:10 The Lord’s Prayer 04:33 Worship And Reverence 06:32 Hallowed Be Thy Name 11:35 Worship In Prayer 16:39 God’s Kingdom And Will 19:39 What Is The Kingdom Of God? 23:16 Not My Will, But Yours 25:01 Daily Bread And Provision 27:54 Nothing Is Too Small For God 30:04 Confession And Forgiveness 32:40 Forgiving Others 37:07 Refuge Against Temptation 40:58 God’s Got Your Back 41:59 What Do You Need To Talk To God About? 42:49 Guided Prayer Moment

Practical Faith is a series focused on real questions about following Jesus in everyday life. In Part 2 of our prayer mini-series, Pastor Johnny continues the conversation by asking: How do we pray? Looking at Matthew 6 and the Lord’s Prayer, this message reminds us that prayer is not a performance, a public spectacle, or a magic formula. Prayer is a personal conversation with our good Father. Jesus teaches us that we do not have to impress God with perfect words. We can come to Him honestly, personally, and confidently because He already hears us and cares for us. Scripture: Matthew 6:5–14 00:00 Worship 02:57 Introduction 03:11 Being Misunderstood 05:46 What Do We Mean By Prayer? 06:09 Prayer Is Conversation With God 06:41 The Lord’s Prayer 08:14 How Do I Pray? 10:24 Prayer Is Not A Public Spectacle 14:16 Don’t Pray To Be Seen 17:22 Talking To God 20:19 An Audience Of One 22:21 God Hears You 26:17 You Already Have God’s Attention 29:09 No Magic Words Needed 32:13 Start With God 38:12 Prayer Reorients Us 38:58 Our Father In Heaven 43:13 Coming To God As Children 47:32 Father And King 52:13 Prayer Is Not Performance 53:01 You Don’t Have To Impress God 55:25 Come Near To God

Practical Faith is a series focused on real questions about following Jesus in everyday life. In Part 1 of “What Is Prayer?”, Pastor Johnny walks through a simple but powerful truth: prayer is a conversation with God. Prayer is not just something we do at church or before meals. It is communication, communion, and fellowship with God that can happen anywhere, anytime, about anything. This message reminds us that we do not need perfect words to pray. Because of Christ, we have access to God, and through the Holy Spirit, we are never alone in prayer. Scripture: Genesis 3:8–10 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 Ephesians 6:18 Psalm 62:8 Romans 8:26–27 Philippians 4:6 Series: Practical Faith Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who may need this reminder: you can pray. 00:00 Introduction 00:17 What Is Prayer? 01:30 Why Prayer Can Feel Confusing 02:13 Prayer Is Conversation With God 05:16 Prayer In Genesis 07:15 Prayer Should Be Natural 09:26 Why Prayer Can Be Hard 11:11 Satan Hates Prayer 13:18 If You Can Talk, You Can Pray 15:27 Pray Anywhere About Anything 19:08 Prayer Is Not A Formula 23:49 God Is Not Limited By Time Or Space 27:17 Prayer Is Communion With God 30:33 Prayer Is Fellowship, Not Just A List 34:56 We Are Never Alone In Prayer 38:48 Weakness Is Welcome In Prayer 42:02 Prayer Is A Relationship We Grow In 43:15 God Understands Our Hearts 45:15 Prayer Is An Ongoing Conversation 47:21 Guided Prayer Moment

Practical Faith is a series focused on real questions about following Jesus in everyday life. In Part 2 of “How Do We Trust God?”, we are looking at 2 Chronicles 20 and the story of King Jehoshaphat facing overwhelming fear and uncertainty. What does it actually mean to trust God? How do we trust Him when life feels out of control? And how does remembering God’s faithfulness shape the way we respond to fear? This message reminds us of a powerful truth: God hears us, God cares for us, and God will deliver us. Scripture: 2 Chronicles 20 Series: Practical Faith Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who may need hope today.

Practical Faith is a series focused on real questions about following Jesus in everyday life. In Part 1 of “How Do We Trust God?”, we take look at 2 Chronicles 20 and the story of King Jehoshaphat facing fear, uncertainty, and circumstances beyond his control. This message reminds us that trusting God is not blind faith — trust grows through knowing Him, seeking Him, and walking with Him daily. When life feels overwhelming and we do not know what to do, God calls us to seek Him, remember His faithfulness, and trust that He is always present and always powerful. Scripture: 2 Chronicles 20:1–22 Series: Practical Faith Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who may need hope today. 00:00 Introduction 02:14 What Does It Mean To Trust God? 04:18 Trusting The Chair 06:04 God Is Never Powerless 10:12 Sometimes God Leads Us Into Storms 14:08 We Do Not Know What To Do 17:35 Seek The Lord 21:08 Trust Grows Through Relationship 26:31 Knowing God vs Churchiness 31:55 Trust Is Relational 37:42 God Always Shows Up 43:07 Walk With God Daily 48:15 Trusting God In Real Life

In Mark 6:45–52, the disciples find themselves battling a storm in the middle of the night, not because they disobeyed Jesus, but because they followed Him. In this message, Steve Bonke walks through one of the most dramatic moments in the Gospel of Mark and reveals a powerful truth: Jesus is not just our helper in the storm — He is Lord over the storm. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in seasons of fear, exhaustion, suffering, or uncertainty, this sermon reminds us that Jesus sees us, walks toward us, and reveals Himself even in the darkest moments. Scripture: Mark 6:45–52 Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who may need hope today. 00:00 Introduction 01:55 Jesus Sends Us Into Storms 14:58 Jesus Sees Us In The Storm 21:41 Jesus Walks On The Water 25:23 The Glory Of God Revealed 29:19 Fear, Faith, and Jesus

In this message from Mark 4:21–25, we are reminded that the light Jesus gives us was never meant to be hidden. Pastor Johnny explores what it means to live out our faith openly, allow God’s truth to expose darkness in our lives, and walk as people transformed by the light of Christ. Jesus calls us not only to hear His Word, but to respond to it, live it, and let it shine through our lives. Scripture: Mark 4:21–25 Thank you for watching. If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who needs hope today. 00:00 Introduction 01:00 God Is Still On The Throne 02:18 The Parable Of The Sower 04:13 Lessons From A Light 09:03 Don’t Hide The Light 15:32 Nothing Hidden Stays Hidden 22:43 Jesus Reveals What He Intends To Heal 22:55 Don’t Just Hear The Word — Live It 25:55 Christianity Is Not A Spectator Sport 26:23 What’s Inside Eventually Comes Out 29:08 When The Light Grows Dim

We celebrate the cross. We celebrate the empty tomb. But what comes next? In this message, we look at John 21 and the story of Peter, a man who failed, was restored, and was given a new purpose. Because the resurrection isn’t just something to believe in, it’s something that should transform how we live. Jesus is not hiding—He is revealing Himself Jesus interrupts our comfort zones Jesus gives purpose and direction The question is: What are you going to do with that? Scripture: John 21:1–19 One Hope Church

We see the cross everywhere—on necklaces, in churches, in art. But do we actually understand what it means? In this message, we walk through Isaiah 53 and uncover the declarations of the cross: God has not forgotten you God came to save and redeem you Jesus willingly endured everything—for you The cross isn’t just a symbol of suffering. It’s a declaration of love, redemption, and purpose. And maybe the most important truth of all: You weren’t worthy… but you were worth it. Scripture: Isaiah 53 One Hope Church