Prayer For Your Prayers

This week in Summer School, Pastor Lyle Phillips brings a powerful word from Ephesians 3: “Prayers for Your Prayers.”

On Father’s Day, we dive into what it means to be strengthened in your inner man through prayer, presence, and power. The Apostle Paul prays not for stuff—but for spiritual strength, Holy Spirit power, and a deep awareness of God’s glory.

In this message, you’ll be reminded:

Real prayer begins with presence.

Everything you need is found in God’s glory.

A strong spirit is how you take hold of the promises of God.

Power doesn’t come from effort—it comes from kneeling.

Whether you're a dad, a leader, or someone hungry to grow spiritually—this message is for you.

“To Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all we ask or think… according to the power at work within us.” (Eph. 3:20)