In this week's Prayer Gathering, Pastor Reid shows us that even in the hardest times of our lives, we must never forget that it is not about us, but for the glory of God.

As both God and man, Jesus shows us how to submit to the will of God, follow Him, and be completely committed to His assignment on our lives as sons.

We discover the connection between who we are physically and spiritually that demands us to be completely committed to what God has called us to be and do.

The smaller the space, the more effective the case. Pastor Reid shows us that there is power in the space you use for prayer.

No matter how comfortable we are with things the enemy tempts us with, we have to be committed to God's command and resist temptation

Pastor Reid gives us two more tips that will help us as we engage in more meaningful prayer

We have been given tools against temptation, and Jesus' example shows us what they are and how to use them.

Have you ever been afraid to ask God for something? Or have you asked, and are now highly particular about how God answers it?...

How did you get into temptation? Would you believe the possibility that God led you there? Pastor Reid examines the temptation of Jesus...

The Prayer Gathering wants to remind you that, in all the paths of life that you find yourself, God has never forsaken you

Pastor Reid shows us through Jesus' example and the Word of God, some of the reasons for our seasons of temptation and what God doing in it

If you feel like you've lost hope because of disappointments, don't be discouraged. God wants you to "be not faithless but believing."

Be equipped as we study the first of the three significant temptations that Jesus passed for our example: the lust of the flesh.

Do you like being in the dark? Pastor Reid shows us the glorious liberty that we are all invited to experience when we answer Jesus' call

As we continue to examine the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, Pastor Reid shows the power of Jesus submitting Himself for our sake

What happens when we are willing to put down our own desires and submit to the will of God? Is there a blessing in exchanging our own ways.

One of the biggest questions believers have is why and how Jesus could be tempted. we discover the power and relevance of Jesus' temptation.

Most believers recognize and appreciate that Jesus loves them. But Pastor Reid reminds us that the blessing doesn't stop there!

The best way to become the servant of God that He is calling you to be starts with looking at yourself in light of God's glorious word

Most of us assume that the hardest part about fasting is during the fast. But Pastor Reid warns us of what temptation waits after your fast