Prayer

We don’t have to look far to see that our culture is drifting. Between spiritual apathy, division, and a general sense of brokenness, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the current moment.

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But if church history teaches us anything, it’s that the church has always been at its best when things were at their worst—specifically when God’s people moved past complacency and sought Him in humble, desperate prayer.

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Our calling isn't to just sit back and manage the decline of the world around us. We are called to step into the mess, to stand in the gap, and to live out Jesus' prayer for the Kingdom of God to break in right here on earth as it is in heaven. When we open the Scriptures, we need to be the kind of people who actually take God at His word and believe that He responds to a people who genuinely want Him.

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Now is the time for the Church to come together as one body. In humility and repentance, let’s stand as one and seek God for a genuine revival—a real movement of spiritual renewal—that sweeps through Muskegon, impacts the Lakeshore, and reaches far beyond.