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In this message from the Down Home series, Pastor Nate Harney teaches on Matthew 6:12b and reminds us that followers of Jesus aren’t bowls that hold on to forgiveness—we’re funnels meant to let God’s forgiveness flow through us. Forgiveness is costly, but Jesus calls us to forgive our debtors just as we have been forgiven.

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In this message, Pastor Ryan dives into the powerful words of the Lord’s Prayer: “Forgive us our debts” (Matthew 6:12a). He unpacks why Jesus chose the word debts, what our sin truly costs before a holy God, and how the cross cancels the record against us. You’ll be challenged to not only acknowledge and ask for forgiveness, but to fully embrace God’s grace—stepping out from shame and into the freedom Christ has won for you.

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In this sermon from Matthew 6:11, Pastor Jon teaches on the phrase “Give us this day our daily bread” as part of our series on the Lord’s Prayer. This message explores the believer’s daily dependence on God, the dangers of entitlement and anxiety, and the call to trust the Father’s provision. With clear biblical insight and pastoral care, Pastor Jon reminds us that our greatest need is not merely physical sustenance, but the eternal provision found in Jesus — the true Bread of Life.

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What does it really mean to pray, “on earth as it is in heaven"? In this message, Pastor Aaron Lewis unpacks the stunning depth of Jesus’ words from the Lord’s Prayer, challenging us to move beyond ritual into active participation in God’s kingdom. Learn how heaven can break into the everyday—through forgiveness, truth, generosity, and surrender. This is more than a prayer—it’s a battle cry.

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In this message from our Down Home summer series, Pastor Nate Harney walks us through Matthew 6:10b — “Your will be done.” In a culture shaped by on-demand convenience and personalized preferences, it’s easy to fall into a “my will be done” mindset. Pastor Nate explores what it truly means to pray for God’s will above our own, how Scripture reveals both God’s sovereign decrees and His desires for our lives, and how Jesus modeled this prayer most powerfully in the Garden of Gethsemane. As we seek to follow Christ in everyday life, we’re challenged to surrender control and boldly pray, “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

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In this Down Home message, Pastor Ryan Kimmel unpacks the deep meaning behind “Your kingdom come” from Matthew 6:10a. The Kingdom of God is where God is King—a spiritual realm marked by righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. It’s already here and still coming. When we pray these words, we’re asking God to replace our ways with His and to live as citizens of His kingdom now. This isn’t about culture wars—it’s about living under the rule of our good and perfect King.

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In this message from our Down Home series, Pastor Mitchell Leach unpacks the phrase “Hallowed be Your name” from the Lord’s Prayer. He reminds us that holiness isn’t just a church word—it’s the essence of who God is. In a world that treats nothing as sacred, we’re called to treat God as holy, to rejoice in His greatness, and to tremble before His majesty. This sermon challenges us to worship with intention, pray with reverence, and live in a way that magnifies the glory of God.

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On June 29, 2025, Pastor Ryan Kimmel paused the ongoing Lord’s Prayer series to reflect on the incredible impact of Peace Church’s first Vacation Bible School in six years. Preaching from Psalm 34:1–3, Pastor Ryan celebrated how the theme "Magnify" helped over 480 children learn to lift up God in their lives. With 375 volunteers, 10 children making first-time decisions for Christ, and 40 more asking to learn about following Jesus, the week was a testament to God’s faithfulness. He emphasized that magnifying God means recognizing His greatness through our faith, fearlessness, and fellowship—urging the church to live lives where God is not minimized but exalted together.

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