House of Prayer

Part 1

House of Prayer

House of Prayer - Part 1, House of Prayer

Miles McPherson - January 4, 2026

Prayer doesn’t have to be complicated—it can start with three simple words. In this sermon, Pastor Miles walks us through "Thank You, Sorry, Please" and breaks down a clear and biblical rhythm of prayer that leads us into gratitude, humility, and trust. This message invites you to deepen your prayer life by learning how thanksgiving, repentance, and asking God shape a heart that connects with Him daily. Need a fresh start or a reset for the year? Join us for 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting. To learn more about prayer and fasting—or to sign up and participate—visit sdrock.com/fast or text FAST to 52525 to receive exclusive resources, devotionals, and more.

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House of Prayer - Part 1, House of Prayer

Miles McPherson · Jan 4, 2026

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Right now counts forever. So do something.

Find your community and grow together with others

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Make a decision today to repent and follow Christ

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