Menlo Church Podcasts

Menlo Midweek: Receiving the Protection of Prayer | Phil EuBank

In this episode Jess Havens and Co-Host Rachelle Summers chat with Phil EuBank about the final week of our series Teach Us How to Pray, forgiveness, fall and our upcoming series Explore God.

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Teach Us How to Pray: Receiving the Protection of Prayer | Phil EuBank

The final week of the series centers around the protective aspect of prayer. Building on the model of the Lord's Prayer, we delve into Matthew 6:12-15, which focuses on forgiveness. We explore the connection between receiving God's forgiveness and extending forgiveness to others. Through this message, we discover the healing and freedom that comes from embracing forgiveness as a vital part of our prayer life. We are challenged to examine our hearts, seek reconciliation, and release the burdens of unforgiveness.

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Menlo Midweek: Embracing the Provision of Prayer | Phil EuBank

This week Mark and Jess sit down with Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, to dive into intentional time with Jesus, how God always answers prayers even when it doesn't feel like it, a quick discussion on spiritual tongues, and more!

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Teach Us How to Pray: Embracing the Provision of Prayer | Phil EuBank

In this message, we shift our focus to the provision that prayer brings into our lives. Drawing from Matthew 6:11, we explore the power of acknowledging our dependence on God for our daily needs. We also examine the biblical concept of seeking God's provision and trusting in His faithfulness. Through practical insights and testimonies, we are encouraged to approach God with confidence, knowing that He cares for our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

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Menlo Midweek: Finding the Posture of Prayer | Phil EuBank

This week Mark and Phil sit down to dive deep into how prayer isn't a magical formula to produce a result, but a posture of aligning our will with God's will. We also discuss Father Imagery, and answer your questions about prayer!

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Teach Us How to Pray: Finding the Posture of Prayer | Phil EuBank

Building on the foundation of sincere prayer, we delve into the transformative power of understanding the posture of prayer. Through an exploration of Matthew 6:9-10, we unpack the Lord's Prayer as a model for our own prayers. We learn the significance of approaching God as our loving Father and the reverence we should have for His name. Additionally, we delve into the importance of aligning our prayers with God's will and seeking His kingdom above all else. This message inspires us to adopt a posture of humility, submission, and trust in our conversations with God.

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Menlo Midweek: Prayer | Cheryl Fletcher

This week Mark and Jess sit down with Cheryl Fletcher, Director of Spiritual Formation, to chat fly fishing, redwoods, our series Teach Us How To Pray, the Spiritual Formation Retreat, and, of course, prayer.

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Teach Us How to Pray: Prayer | Cheryl Flecther

In this series opener, we explore the pitfalls of prayer that can poison our connection with God. Drawing from Matthew 6:5-8, we examine the dangers of performing prayers for public recognition or engaging in empty repetition. We discover the importance of cultivating a sincere and intimate prayer life that focuses on our relationship with God, rather than seeking the approval of others. Through this message, we are encouraged to evaluate our motives in prayer and seek a genuine connection with God.

Menlo Midweek: One Mission. Many Generations | Phil EuBank

This week we chat with Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, about back to school memories, how Menlo Church has survived almost 150 years, where we are headed and a sneak peak of the next series!

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One Mission. Many Generations | Phil EuBank

Birthdays and anniversaries get bigger over time on purpose. The gravitational pull towards reduced impact and diminished influence for a church like Menlo can be overwhelming unless a group of people remember the mission. Menlo Church isn’t merely a collection of buildings, campuses, or pastors; it’s an enduring community of Jesus followers who have maintained the mission of helping people find and follow Jesus as their central focus for generation after generation. Together, we will emphasize the significance of recalling that mission today and explore what faithfulness to that call means for each of us in our current moment.