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Wingfoot Church is a Jesus-centered, neighborhood-focused church existing to renew hope in the Goodyear Heights neighborhood of Akron, Ohio in the name of Jesus. Established September 2020.
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How to Read Revelation | Revelation 1 (opens the original)
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The book of Revelation can feel confusing, frightening, and impossible to understand. But what if we’ve been reading it the wrong way? As we begin our journey through Revelation, we discover that this book is not primarily about predicting the end of the world. Revelation is an apocalypse - a revealing or unveiling - and its central purpose is to reveal Jesus, form our imagination, and teach us how to remain faithful to him in a world full of competing narratives. In Revelation 1, John introduce
How to Pray: Yielding to God’s Will (opens the original)
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What does Jesus mean when he teaches us to pray, “Do not bring us into temptation”? In the final teaching of our How to Pray series, we explore this difficult line from the Lord’s Prayer and discover that it is ultimately a prayer of surrender: “Not my will, but yours be done.” Prayer is not about getting our will into God—it’s about allowing God’s will, character, and vision for our lives to be formed in us. We look at how God leads us out of sin and into the life of Jesus, and why yielding to
How to Pray: Forgive Us as We Forgive Others (opens the original)
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In this message from the How to Pray series, we come to one of the most challenging lines in Jesus’ prayer: “Forgive us our sins, for we ourselves also forgive everyone in debt to us.” Jesus teaches us that prayer is not just about asking God to change our circumstances—it is also about allowing God to change us. As we come before our holy Father, we begin to see ourselves honestly, receive the forgiveness already secured for us through Jesus, and learn to extend that forgiveness to others. But
How to Pray: Asking God for What You Need (opens the original)
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What do we do when we pray and God doesn’t answer—or doesn’t answer in the way or timing we hoped? In Luke 11, Jesus teaches us not only to ask God for what we need, but to let prayer reshape what we want. We learn to pray, “Your kingdom come,” while also bringing God our ordinary, everyday needs. In this message from the How to Pray series, we explore what it means to ask, seek, and knock with persistent trust. Jesus invites us to bring our needs honestly to a loving Father, to pray for others
How to Pray: Start With God | Luke 11 (opens the original)
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Who are you talking to when you pray? And what difference does it make? In the second message of our How to Pray series, we continue through Luke 11 and Jesus’ teaching on prayer. Jesus begins by teaching us to approach God as Father —a God who already knows us, loves us, and wants to hear from us. But he also teaches us to pray, “ Hallowed be your name ,” reminding us that this loving Father is also holy, transcendent, and greater than we can imagine. Prayer begins not with our needs or a list
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