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Roscoe Lilly
This podcast contains powerful messages from Pastor Roscoe Lilly who leads Starpoint Church located in the Capital District of New York. You can find out more about us at starpoint.church.
Gentleness is often seen as being quiet, passive, or even weak. But true gentleness is actually strength under control—the choice to respond with humility, grace, and love instead of reacting out of anger, pride, or the need to be right.
Through real-life stories and the example of Jesus, we see how choosing gentleness can change the way we handle conflict, relationships, and even the people who have hurt us. When we understand how patient and gentle Jesus has been with us, it becomes easier to offer that same grace to others. Gentleness isn’t weakness—it’s choosing to love like Jesus, even when it’s hard.
What does it mean to be truly faithful? In this message, discover how biblical faithfulness is more than keeping promises—it's a Spirit-produced character that reflects God's faithfulness in every area of life. Through Galatians 5 and Jesus' parable of the talents, you'll see that God values faithful stewardship over worldly success.
Be encouraged to embrace the power of daily obedience, steadfast commitment, and trustworthiness in a culture that often gives up too soon. Learn how small, consistent acts of faithfulness can shape a life that honors God and points others to Christ.
What does it really mean to be good? In this message on the fruit of the Spirit, we discover that biblical goodness is more than simply avoiding what is wrong or trying to be a “good person.” True goodness is a reflection of Jesus in us—an active, Spirit-empowered way of living that sees people in need and chooses to step in, just like the Good Samaritan.
Goodness isn't just about what we feel on the inside; it's about what we do on the outside. We are challenged to see the people around us as opportunities to show God's love, not inconveniences to avoid. Instead of simply resisting evil, we are called to overcome it by actively doing good and making the goodness of God visible in our everyday lives.
Kindness is more than simply being nice—it's a powerful reflection of the heart of Jesus. In this message from our Fruit of the Spirit series, you'll discover how biblical kindness is Christlike, intentional, and often sacrificial. Through personal stories, practical examples, and the inspiring account of David's kindness to Mephibosheth, this sermon reveals how God uses kindness to heal relationships, overcome conflict, and point others to His love.
As followers of Christ, we're called to display the same kindness God first showed us. Join us as we explore how the Holy Spirit produces this life-changing fruit in our lives, enabling us to leave a lasting impact on our families, our communities, and everyone we encounter.
Patience is more than simply waiting—it's a fruit of the Spirit that reflects the heart of Jesus. In this message, we explore how biblical patience is about showing grace to difficult people, trusting God's timing, and allowing the Holy Spirit to develop a "long fuse" in our hearts. Instead of responding with frustration, we're called to love others with the same mercy and patience God has shown us.
Discover how prayer, grace, and dependence on the Holy Spirit can transform our relationships and help us reflect Christ's character in our homes, workplaces, and church community.
In a world filled with anxiety and uncertainty, where can true peace be found? In this message from our Fruit of the Spiritseries, discover how God's peace isn't based on our circumstances but is a gift that comes through trusting Him. As the Holy Spirit works in our lives, He produces a peace that reflects the character of Jesus.
Through the story of Jesus calming the storm and practical, biblical encouragement, this message will challenge you to let go of control, trust God's faithfulness, and experience the lasting peace that only He can give.
What is the difference between joy and happiness? In this message from our Fruit of the Spirit series, Pastor Jamie explains how true joy is rooted in God's grace and a relationship with Jesus—not in life's changing circumstances. Discover why the joy of the Lord remains even when happiness fades.
If you've been searching for lasting peace and hope, this sermon will encourage you to stop looking to temporary things and begin finding true joy in Christ, who never changes.
In this message from our Fruit of the Spirit series, we discover what real spiritual growth looks like. Paul teaches that the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—is not produced through human effort, but through the Holy Spirit working in our lives as we remain connected to Jesus.
Focusing on the first fruit, love, this sermon challenges us to move beyond a self-centered view of love and embrace the sacrificial love of Christ. Learn how the Holy Spirit transforms us over time, helping us overcome the pull of our sinful nature and grow into the people God created us to be.
What does it take to finish well? In this encouraging message, we discover that while starting is often easy, staying faithful through the difficult middle is where perseverance is truly tested. When discouragement, doubt, and exhaustion tempt us to quit, God calls us to keep moving forward with patient endurance.
Drawing from the book of Hebrews, this sermon reminds us to fix our eyes on Jesus, the One who finished His race perfectly. If you're feeling weary or tempted to give up, this message will encourage you to keep running and trust God to help you finish strong.
Who has a seat at your table? In this challenging message from Luke 14, discover how Jesus calls us to move beyond comfort, convenience, and social status to embrace the people others often overlook. Through His teaching, we are reminded that God's Kingdom is marked by humility, generosity, and radical inclusion.
This sermon will encourage you to examine your relationships and influence, asking one important question: Does your table reflect God's Kingdom or your comfort zone? Learn how welcoming others with the same grace Christ has shown us can become a powerful testimony of the Gospel.
In this encouraging message, Pastor James reminds us that true fulfillment is found not in the temporary things of this world, but in pursuing a deeper relationship with God. Through Jesus’ teaching in Luke 12, we are challenged to keep our spiritual lamps burning by staying connected to God through His Word, prayer, repentance, and community.
As we open every area of our lives to Christ, we discover the peace, freedom, and strength He provides for every season. This message is a powerful call to live with eternal perspective, crave the things of God above worldly distractions, and remain faithful as we await His return.
What if the greatest obstacle to loving others is the scorecard we keep in our hearts? In this message, we explore Jesus’ call to stop keeping emotional “receipts” and instead choose forgiveness, generosity, and love without expecting anything in return. Discover how letting go of bitterness and trusting God with justice can bring freedom, healing, and a deeper reflection of Christ’s character.
Following Jesus isn’t always easy. In this message from the Rewarded series, we explore the reality that faithfulness to Christ can often lead to sacrifice, pressure, and persecution rather than comfort and ease. Through powerful biblical teaching and practical examples, this sermon reminds us that obedience to Jesus may cost us socially, relationally, and personally — but God promises blessing and reward to those who remain faithful through hardship.
Drawing from Matthew 5, Luke 6, and 1 Peter, this message encourages believers to stand firm under pressure and trust that God sees every sacrifice made for Him. The reward is not for suffering itself, but for staying faithful in the middle of it.
In this powerful message from the series Rewarded, we explore Jesus’ promise that God not only rewards faithfulness in eternity, but also in our everyday lives right now. Through Matthew 6 and the Sermon on the Mount, this sermon challenges our desire for recognition and reminds us that God sees every hidden act of kindness, generosity, prayer, and sacrifice—even the ones no one else notices.
Jesus teaches that true faith is not about performing for people, but living sincerely before God. Whether you feel overlooked, unappreciated, or unseen, this encouraging message is a reminder that God notices every act of faithfulness and promises to reward His children in ways that matter most.
What if heaven isn’t just a future promise, but a reality that transforms how you live today? In this compelling conclusion to the series, the message reveals how eternity reshapes our priorities—shifting our focus from temporary success to lasting, eternal impact. Through powerful biblical insights, it challenges the pursuit of wealth and comfort, calling us instead to be “rich toward God.”
More than a shift in perspective, this sermon is a call to action—urging bold, practical steps in sharing faith while reminding us that heaven anchors our hope. No matter what you face, the promise remains: the best is yet to come.
Discover a hope that goes beyond this life in this inspiring sermon on the promise of the resurrected body. It speaks to the real struggles we experience in our physical lives while revealing God’s plan to renew and restore our bodies—free from pain, sorrow, and death—just as Scripture promises.
More than theology, this message is a reminder of how deeply God loves us. From creating us with care to redeeming us through Jesus, God values every part of who we are. Through the resurrection, we’re given a glimpse of a future where we are made whole, fully known, and forever at peace in His presence.
This encouraging sermon challenges common misconceptions about heaven, replacing images of clouds and harps with a vivid, biblical vision of eternal life. Heaven is revealed as a restored, physical creation where believers live in resurrected bodies, free from sin, pain, and decay—a place where our deepest longings for joy, purpose, and belonging are finally fulfilled in God’s presence.
Rather than a passive existence, heaven is described as rich with meaningful activity—purposeful work, creativity, exploration, and deep relationships without time limits. Everything becomes an act of joyful worship as believers live and lead alongside Christ. This message leaves viewers with a renewed sense of hope, inviting them to see their present desires as glimpses of the eternal life God has prepared.
The sermon explains that angels are real and play an active role in God’s work. They are powerful spiritual beings who help, protect, and deliver messages, as seen throughout the Bible and even in personal experiences. The pastor also clears up common myths, like the idea that people become angels after they die, emphasizing that angels are a separate part of God’s creation.
The main takeaway is to live like “heaven is watching.” Even though angels are involved, it’s people who are called to share their faith and show God’s love. The message encourages simple, everyday actions—being kind, welcoming others, and living with purpose—because those choices matter more than we realize.
Experience the true meaning of Easter in this powerful sermon that tackles one of life’s biggest questions: How do we get to heaven? Kicking off a new series titled “Heaven,” this message challenges the common belief that eternal life is earned by being a “good person.” Instead, it reveals a deeper truth—one that dismantles the idea of balancing good deeds against bad and exposes our universal need for grace.
The sermon points to the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the ultimate proof that salvation is not something we achieve, but a gift we receive. From the powerful moment on the cross where a repentant criminal is promised paradise, to the life-changing message of grace through faith, this message invites you to rethink everything you thought you knew about heaven—and discover the hope, freedom, and assurance found in Jesus.
This powerful conclusion to a spiritual warfare series reminds believers that the battle is not fought for victory—but from it. Through Jesus Christ’s finished work on the cross, the ultimate victory is already secured, shifting the focus to what truly matters: the eternal destinies of people. With urgency and clarity, the sermon reveals God’s patience as mercy, giving more time for repentance, while exposing the enemy’s strategy to deceive and keep believers silent.
Through biblical truth and personal testimony, this message calls Christians to step boldly into their mission—praying for the lost, sharing the gospel, and living out Christ’s love. With eternity in view, it challenges listeners to move past fear and complacency and engage in the rescue mission that matters most: leading others to the victory already won.
Discover what it truly means to stand strong in spiritual warfare as Pastor Bruce unpacks Ephesians 6:10–20. In this compelling message, he reminds believers that the battle is not physical but spiritual—and that victory comes not from personal strength, but from relying fully on God. Building on key truths about knowing the enemy and walking in Christ’s authority, he shifts the focus to how to fight back by standing firm.
With clear, practical insight, Pastor Bruce explains the armor of God and the vital role of prayer as the heart of the battle. This sermon will challenge and encourage you to remain steadfast, trust in God’s power, and live confidently in the victory already secured through Christ.
Discover a powerful perspective on spiritual warfare that replaces fear with confidence in Christ’s victory. This sermon explains how authority works—and how believers carry real spiritual authority through Jesus. Because of His triumph on the cross, Christians are not fighting for victory but living from victory.
This message also offers practical guidance for everyday battles of the mind, where temptation and discouragement often begin. Learn the simple biblical strategy for standing firm: submit fully to God and resist the devil. With clear teaching and relatable stories, this sermon encourages believers to walk in freedom and live confidently in the authority Christ has already secured.
This powerful sermon on spiritual warfare reveals how the enemy often works through subtle deception—much like a fisherman hiding a hook inside attractive bait. The message exposes three common strategies used to derail believers: distraction, discouragement, and disunity. Through biblical examples and practical insight, the sermon shows how even good things—busy schedules, difficult seasons of life, or divisive disagreements—can become traps that weaken faith and draw attention away from a deeper relationship with Christ.
At the same time, the message offers hope and encouragement. It reminds believers that spiritual battles are real, but Jesus intercedes for His people and God’s Word remains the ultimate source of truth and strength. By staying grounded in Scripture, resisting discouragement, and pursuing unity, Christians can overcome these spiritual traps and remain steadfast in their faith.
This powerful message kicks off a new series on spiritual warfare, revealing the unseen battle that impacts every believer’s life. With honesty and boldness, the sermon addresses the reality of a spiritual enemy who wants Christians distracted, discouraged, and casual about their faith. Drawing from passages like Epistle to the Ephesians 6 and First Epistle of Peter 5, it reminds us that the fight isn’t against people—it’s spiritual—and we must be alert and prepared.
But this isn’t a message of fear—it’s a call to confidence. Through Jesus, we already have victory. With the promise of First Epistle of John 4:4 at its core, this sermon challenges believers to reject complacency, stand firm in prayer, and live with bold, passionate faith. It’s a clear, compelling invitation to step up, stay ready, and walk in the strength God has already given.
Pastor James asks one big question: Who has your ear? In a world where even a blue check mark can be bought, visibility doesn’t equal credibility—and the same is true for the voices shaping our lives. From our inner critic and relational pressures to media noise and the voice we want to believe, countless influences compete for our attention. But in the Gospel of John 10, Jesus reminds us that His sheep know His voice.
This message challenges us to tune out the static and tune in to the Good Shepherd—whose voice is loving, convicting, and life-giving. As the church looks ahead to the “Spiritual Warfare” series, this sermon lays the groundwork for real discernment: because whoever has your ear ultimately shapes your heart.
In this powerful message from the “Mute” series, we tackle a struggle everyone understands—distractions that pull us away from what matters most. So many of us start with good intentions, but somewhere along the way we lose focus. Inspired by Epistle to the Hebrews 12:1–2, this sermon challenges us to fix our eyes on Jesus and stop letting the noise of life steal our peace, purpose, and spiritual growth.
You’ll be encouraged to recognize what’s been distracting you, count the real cost, and take simple, practical steps to refocus—whether that’s building better habits, asking honest daily questions, or muting things that compete for your attention. It’s a clear call to live with intention, grow closer to Christ, and step into the life God has for you.
This sermon invites you into Move, a powerful look at what it really means to grow in your faith. Instead of seeing Christianity as something you either are or aren’t, it explores faith as a journey—one with real steps, real movement, and real change. Using relatable stages of life, the message walks through how people grow spiritually, from not yet believing, to learning the basics, to shifting from a “me-first” mindset, and ultimately to living a life that helps others grow too.
Along the way, you’re challenged to be honest about where you are and encouraged to take a next step—right now. Whether you’re curious about faith, trying to get more intentional, longing for deeper community, or feeling called to lead and serve others, this message reminds us that growth doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when we choose to move. The question is simple and personal: What’s your next move?
This sermon kicks off Move, a new series all about growing in your faith and taking your next step with God. Using the simple idea of spiritual growth—much like how people grow physically—the message helps you see where you are right now and where God may be calling you to go next. From discovering faith for the first time to learning how to help others grow, the teaching breaks spiritual growth into clear, relatable stages that make the journey easy to understand and personal to reflect on.
Whether you’re new to church, have been following Jesus for years, or feel stuck in the middle, this message offers encouragement and direction. It reminds us that real spiritual maturity isn’t about how much you know—it’s about obedience, love for others, and a willingness to keep growing. The sermon ends with a genuine invitation to start or renew your walk with Christ and take a meaningful step forward in your faith.
This message from the Navigating Change series takes an honest, encouraging look at what it means to follow God through every stage of life. It speaks to the real feelings many of us experience along the way—feeling behind when we’re young, worn out in midlife, or wondering if we still matter as we get older. Using the story of Caleb from the Old Testament, the sermon shows how faith doesn’t have to fade with time, and how God’s purpose doesn’t expire with age.
Instead of buying into the idea that our best days are behind us, this message invites every generation to stay faithful, teachable, and fully engaged with what God is doing. Caleb’s example reminds us that God values hearts that stay committed, courageous, and willing—no matter the decade. Wherever you find yourself in life, this sermon encourages you to keep trusting God, keep showing up, and keep living with purpose in every season.
This sermon is a real and honest conversation about the ups and downs of raising kids in a Christian home. With humility and grace, Pastor Roscoe reminds parents that the impact of faithful parenting often takes years to fully show up—and that patience and trust in God are essential along the way.
At the heart of the message is a simple but powerful vision for parenting: helping children love Jesus and His church, discover God’s unique purpose for their lives, and maintain strong, loving relationships with their parents. Along the way, parents are encouraged to lead by example, resist the urge to control or rescue too much, and lean on prayer and grace when things feel messy. It’s a hopeful, down-to-earth message for anyone trying to love their kids well while trusting God with the outcome.
Life doesn’t stay the same—and neither does our faith. In this message from the Navigating Change series, you’ll hear how different seasons of life shape us, just like winter, spring, summer, and fall shape the world around us. Whether you’re in a tough, quiet season, feeling a fresh spark of hope, enjoying a season of growth, or walking through change and loss, this sermon reminds you that God is still at work.
With honest stories and simple pictures from everyday life, this message encourages you not to rush through where you are, but to trust God in it. No matter what season you’re facing, you’ll be reminded that it has purpose—and that God hasn’t forgotten you.
What we crave shapes the direction of our lives. In this sermon, we’re challenged to examine where our deepest desires are aimed—toward temporary things or toward God Himself. Drawing from Scripture and everyday experiences, the message highlights how easily the world can distract us from what truly satisfies our souls.
Through the story of God’s people and their struggle to trust His provision, we’re reminded that God never changes, even when our circumstances do. This message calls us to hunger for God’s presence, His Word, and His purpose, learning to find lasting fulfillment in Him rather than chasing what will never truly satisfy.
In this message, Pastor James reminds us that no matter how far we feel from God, we can always come back to Jesus. Using the story of the rich young ruler from Mark 10, he speaks to those moments in life—especially around the new year—when we feel stuck, distracted, or unsure of what really matters. Through relatable stories and real-life struggles, Pastor James shows how easy it is to treat Jesus as just one more priority instead of the center of our lives.
This sermon is an honest and hopeful invitation to let go of whatever is holding our hearts and take a fresh step toward Jesus. It’s not about being perfect or having it all together—it’s about surrender, trust, and remembering that Jesus’ invitation is still open. If you’re looking for a reset, encouragement, or a reminder that grace is always available, this message will meet you right where you are.
This Christmas message speaks to the tension we all feel—being so busy with life that we miss what matters most. Centered on Luke 2 and the birth of Jesus, the sermon challenges listeners to ask an honest question: Are we truly present this season, or just physically nearby while God is doing something significant? Through the familiar Christmas story, we see how ordinary busyness caused even those closest to Jesus to miss the miracle unfolding right in front of them.
This message invites us to slow down and make room for God in practical ways—our schedules, our spending, and our conversations. More than a reminder to be less distracted, this sermon is an invitation to step fully into the Christmas story, not just observe it. For anyone who feels like something is missing this season, it points to Jesus as the true gift and offers a simple, meaningful step toward a life-changing relationship with Him.
This message kicks off the new series “Forgotten Stories of Christmas,” focusing on Joseph, the quiet and often overlooked father of Jesus. While Scripture records no words from Joseph, his actions reveal incredible strength. When his plans fell apart, he didn’t react in anger or shame—he paused, listened for God’s voice, and obeyed. His life shows that real faith isn’t loud, it’s steady, patient, and trusting.
The sermon offers encouragement for anyone facing unexpected changes or broken plans. Joseph reminds us that just because our plans fail doesn’t mean God’s plan has. When God makes His direction clear, we can step forward with confidence.
Pastor Bruce explores the “red flag” of discontentment and reveals how gratitude transforms the heart, relationships, and everyday outlook. Drawing from the book of Philippians, he unpacks Paul’s timeless wisdom on learning true contentment—no matter the circumstances—and shows how praise, prayer, and a Christ-centered mindset shift our focus from what’s missing to what God has already provided. Through humor, personal stories, and relatable examples, the sermon challenges listeners to confront comparison, frustration, and internal struggles with a renewed confidence in God’s provision.
This sermon takes an honest look at dishonesty—how even the “little lies” we tell can break trust, hurt relationships, and pull us away from who God calls us to be. Using the story of Ananias and Sapphira, we are reminded that lying is never harmless and that truth is what connects us to Jesus, the One who is truth itself. It’s a straightforward, eye-opening message about why honesty matters in real life, not just in theory.
Pastor Roscoe also shares a real and vulnerable story about facing a financial crisis in a church building project, showing how tough it can be to stay truthful when the pressure is on. The message encourages listeners to drop the act, be authentic, and let God work with who they really are—not the version they pretend to be. In the end, it’s a strong call to integrity: to be people whose words mean something and whose lives reflect the freedom and protection that come from choosing truth over deception.
This sermon tackles something we all face at one point or another: the feeling that life just isn’t fair. Using the story of the Prodigal Son, the message shows how bitterness can creep in when we compare ourselves to others and wonder why God seems to bless them more than us. Pastor Roscoe helps us see how bitterness can steal our joy, strain our relationships, and keep us from noticing the blessings already in our hands.
But this isn’t just a talk about what’s wrong—it’s a message of hope. You’ll hear why God’s grace matters far more than getting what we think we “deserve,” and how letting go of bitterness can open the door to freedom and joy. With simple, practical steps like focusing on the cross, trusting that God sees your faithfulness, and choosing daily gratitude, this sermon gives you tools to break free from resentment and step into a life filled with peace, gratitude, and deeper connection with God.
In this eye-opening message from the Red Flags series, pastor Roscoe tackles a struggle that hits closer to home than most of us like to admit—arrogance. Using the story of the Pharisee and the tax collector from Luke 18, he shows how pride doesn’t always look like bragging or showing off. Sometimes it hides in subtle ways—feeling entitled, relying on ourselves instead of God, or thinking our “good deeds” make us better than others.
This sermon reminds us that following Jesus isn’t about perfection—it’s about humility. God lifts up the humble and brings down the proud, and there’s freedom waiting when we let go of trying to earn His approval. Whether you’ve been in church for years or are just figuring out faith, this message will challenge and encourage you to trade pride for grace and discover the peace that comes from trusting Jesus completely.
We all have red flags—those hidden parts of us that can cause damage if we don’t deal with them. In this message from the new series Your Red Flag Is Showing, the focus is on one of the biggest red flags of all: anger. Using the story from Luke 9, where Jesus corrects His disciples for wanting to call down fire on a village, this sermon shows how even when we think our anger is “righteous,” it often comes from pride, pain, or wanting control.
Instead of letting anger run the show, this message invites you to let Jesus bring peace and healing where there’s been frustration and hurt. You’ll be challenged to stop pointing out everyone else’s red flags and start letting God work on your own. The Red Flag of Anger is an honest, hope-filled reminder that with Christ, we don’t have to be ruled by our emotions—we can be renewed by His love.
In a world where family life often revolves around the needs and schedules of children, this powerful sermon challenges a cultural norm that has quietly reshaped modern households. Drawing on Scripture from Psalms and Ephesians, the message calls believers to recentre their lives—not on their kids or even their spouse—but on God Himself. With wisdom and compassion, the pastor unpacks how making children the emotional core of the family can create strain, imbalance, and even spiritual drift.
By putting Christ at the center, families can find true harmony, deeper love, and lasting stability. This sermon offers hope and practical insight for parents seeking balance in a fast-paced world, reminding us that when Jesus is the foundation, everything else in life—marriage, parenting, and purpose—falls beautifully into place.
In this honest and relatable message from the “Tensions” series, Pastor Chad tackles the struggle we all face: how to live well without letting money take over our hearts. He dives into the tension between living and giving, showing how generosity isn’t just about finances—it’s about trust, worship, and where our hearts really are. With wisdom and a bit of humor, he reminds us that Jesus talked more about money than almost anything else, not to guilt us, but to free us.
Whether you’ve wrestled with tithing, or just felt the pressure of financial stress, this sermon offers both challenge and encouragement. Pastor Chad breaks down what the Bible actually says about giving, shares why it matters, and even invites you to a 90-day tithe challenge—no pressure, just a step of faith. If you’re ready to stop letting money call the shots and start trusting God in a deeper way, this message is for you.
It’s hard to live for God when everything around us pushes the opposite way. This message is all about learning how to follow Jesus without judging others or blending in with the world’s values. Using a simple illustration of a boat — made to be in the water but not filled with it — you'll see how Christians are meant to be in the world, but not shaped by it.
If you’ve ever felt the pull to compromise your faith just to fit in, this sermon will challenge and encourage you to stay grounded in God, live with purpose, and be a light to those around you.
Life pulls us in a hundred directions—and most of us are running on empty trying to keep up. This sermon is a reminder that God built a better rhythm for us: one that includes real rest. Drawing from the idea that tension isn’t always bad (like the cables on a bridge that hold everything together), the message shows how the Sabbath is God’s way of helping us live with balance—not burnout.
More than just a day off, Sabbath is a gift. It’s a chance to stop, breathe, worship, reconnect with God and the people we love, and remember that we’re not defined by how much we get done. This talk invites you to push back against the pressure to always be busy and discover the freedom that comes from trusting God enough to rest.
In the final message of the “Praying for More Than Me” series, we look at Jesus’s last prayer in John 17—a prayer that His followers would be united so the world could see who He really is. In a time when life feels busy and divided, this talk reminds us that representing Jesus starts with loving each other well. Unity doesn’t just happen on its own; it takes choosing Christ over politics, preferences, and personal differences.
This message is a clear call to put Jesus first, stay connected to His church, and let His love show through our relationships. When we do, we become a living picture of the gospel—proving to a divided world that God’s love is stronger than anything that could pull us apart.
In a time marked by cultural division and online outrage, this sermon—part of the Praying for More Than Me series—offers a timely and convicting call for Christians to return to the biblical mandate of praying for their leaders. Drawing from 1 Timothy 2, the message reminds believers that God's call to intercede for those in authority isn't conditional on their morality or political alignment. Instead, prayer is the pathway to peaceful, godly living and a powerful witness in a broken world.
Tthis sermon challenges the modern church to reject performative outrage and "slacktivism" in favor of sincere, Scripture-shaped intercession and active compassion. It ends with a heartfelt corporate prayer for elected officials, emphasizing that the true aim isn't political victory—but the transformation of lives through Christ. Watch this message and be equipped to respond to today’s unrest not with anger, but with prayer, dignity, and unwavering hope in the true King.
In this powerful and deeply challenging message, viewers are invited to confront one of the hardest commands of Jesus: to pray for their enemies. Drawing from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, the cross, and the early church’s example, the sermon explores how holding on to grudges and hatred poisons the soul—leading to bitterness and spiritual death. Instead, it calls believers to choose the radical path of grace, forgiveness, and prayer, even in the face of deep hurt and injustice.
Pastor Roscoe challenges listeners to move beyond the desire for revenge and into the transformative power of prayer—where healing begins, unity is restored, and God’s love is made visible. This timely message speaks directly to the anger and division in today’s culture, offering a Christ-centered response that doesn’t deny the pain but overcomes it with redemptive grace.
In this inspiring kickoff to the “Praying for More Than Me” series, Pastor Roscoe shares a real and honest message about what it means to pray with purpose. After 22 years of serving his church and community, he challenges believers to go beyond just praying for themselves — and start praying for others, for open doors to share their faith, and for the courage to actually walk through them.
This isn’t just a message about prayer — it’s a call to action. Whether it’s reaching out to people who don’t know God or stepping up as a leader in your own circle, this sermon will encourage you to be bold, intentional, and kingdom-minded. It’s time to stop playing it safe and start praying for more — more impact, more boldness, and more lives changed.
In this powerful and timely sermon, Pastor James explores the subtle dangers of spiritual deception in today’s world, drawing a striking comparison between modern financial scams and the false teachings that infiltrate the church. Rooted in the book of Jude, the message challenges believers to “contend for the faith” by recognizing and resisting distorted versions of grace that downplay holiness, community, and accountability.
With urgency and compassion, Pastor James calls the church to rise up—not just for personal spiritual survival, but to fight for one another in love. He reminds us that while the battle for truth is real, we are not alone: Jesus is our keeper, able to guard us and present us blameless. This sermon is both a warning and a promise, urging believers to stay vigilant, build each other up, and remain anchored in the true grace of God.
Join Jamie Pierce at Star Point Church for a powerful and heartfelt message from the book of 3 John. As part of the summer book series, Jamie unpacks this deeply impactful letter, exploring themes of faithfulness, hospitality, conflict, and truth. Through the story of Gaius, Diotrephes, and Demetrius, we are invited to reflect on what it means to live a life of integrity, generosity, and mission—both in the early church and today.
Jamie connects the timeless truths of 3 John to modern church life, highlighting how small acts of faithfulness can have lasting impact. Whether you're facing personal struggles or church challenges, this message offers encouragement to stand firm in truth, love well, and find lasting peace through Jesus.
In this powerful and heartfelt message, Pastor Bruce Aubrey brings a timely word to Star Point Church, exploring the inseparable connection between truth and love through the lens of 2 John. As part of the church’s “Summer Book Club” series, Aubrey dives deep into the rich theology of this brief New Testament letter, calling believers to walk faithfully in the truth of God’s Word while loving one another with sincerity and obedience.
Rooted in the unchanging gospel, this sermon emphasizes the reliability of Scripture, the person of Jesus Christ, and the need for discernment in an age of deception. Pastor Aubrey reminds us that truth without love becomes harsh, and love without truth becomes hollow—but together, they reflect the very heart of God. Whether you're new to the Bible or seasoned in your faith, this message invites you to live more deeply in the grace, truth, and love of Christ.
It’s a real-life story about broken relationships, second chances, and the tough call to forgive. Through the lens of Philemon, Onesimus, and Paul, the message dives into what it really means to forgive someone who’s hurt you—and how God’s grace gives us the power to do it.
With honest stories, a little humor, and straight talk about bitterness, resentment, and healing, the speaker reminds us that forgiveness isn’t about pretending things didn’t happen. It’s about choosing love over payback, and freedom over holding grudges. If you’ve ever struggled to forgive (or needed forgiveness yourself), this sermon offers hope, truth, and a fresh perspective on what it means to forgive like Jesus.
What if Jesus was on the outside of His own church, knocking to get in? This powerful message dives into His letter to the church in Laodicea from Revelation 3—a church that had everything on the surface but was missing the one thing that mattered: a real relationship with Him. They were rich, proud, and thought they had it all together, but Jesus saw them as lukewarm, spiritually poor, and in desperate need of Him.
This sermon is a wake-up call for churches and individuals today who may know about Jesus but have pushed Him to the sidelines. With practical examples and a heartfelt invitation, the speaker challenges us to stop settling for surface-level faith and open the door to real, life-changing fellowship with Christ. It’s not too late to let Him back in.
In a culture that chases big platforms and flashy results, this sermon is a refreshing reminder that God sees and values faithfulness—even when it feels small or unnoticed. Looking at the church in Philadelphia, it encourages believers who feel overlooked or powerless to keep going, knowing that God opens doors no one can shut and uses ordinary people in powerful ways.
This message shows how the small and unseen things can have the biggest impact. Whether you're part of a small church or living out your faith in a hard place, you're reminded that what you’re doing matters deeply to God. Stay faithful—He’s working through it, even when you can’t see it yet.
This sermon dives into Jesus’ message to the church in Sardis—a group that looked alive on the outside but was spiritually running on empty. It’s a real and honest challenge for anyone who’s ever felt stuck in routine faith or tempted to coast on a good reputation while drifting on the inside.
The message calls us to wake up, get real about where we stand with God, and return to the kind of faith that’s alive, active, and centered on obedience. It’s not about guilt—it’s about grace and the chance to start fresh. If you’ve been feeling spiritually tired, distracted, or just going through the motions, this is the reminder you didn’t know you needed.
This powerful message dives into the story of the church in Thyatira, a small but important community called out in the book of Revelation. While they were known for their love and good deeds, they were also warned about slipping into compromise and letting false influences take root. It’s a warning that still hits close to home today.
Through real-life examples and honest reflection, this sermon challenges us to take a hard look at our own faith. Are we staying true to what we believe, or slowly drifting into spiritual complacency? With a clear call to repentance and renewed commitment, this message encourages believers to move beyond surface-level faith and live fully devoted to Christ.
In a culture increasingly at odds with biblical truth, how can believers remain faithful without compromise? This powerful sermon explores Jesus’ letter to the church in Pergamum—a city described as the place "where Satan's throne is." Through historical insights and modern parallels, the message challenges Christians to stand strong amid cultural pressure, idolatry, and moral compromise.
Drawing on the example of Antipus, a faithful martyr, pastor Roscoe unpacks Jesus’ commendation for loyalty as well as His stern warning against tolerating false teaching and sin. With a compelling call to repentance, this sermon invites viewers to examine their personal integrity, resist gradual spiritual drift, and cling to God’s promise of hidden manna and a new identity. It’s a timely encouragement for anyone seeking to live boldly and faithfully in a shifting world.
When life gets hard and faith feels costly, how do we stay true to God? In this powerful message, we explore Jesus' letter to the persecuted church in Smyrna—a community praised for its unwavering faith in the face of suffering. Through historical context, personal reflection, and the inspiring story of the martyr Polycarp, this sermon reminds us that hardship doesn’t mean abandonment.
Instead, Jesus sees, knows, and honors our struggles. He calls us not to fear trials, but to remain faithful, promising the crown of life to those who endure. Whether you're facing rejection, loss, or discouragement, this message offers a timely encouragement: faithfulness matters more than ease, and eternal hope outweighs temporary pain.
Jamie Pierce dives into what it really means to be a peacemaker. Drawing from his own life — including time spent as a military pilot — Jamie breaks down Jesus’ call to go beyond just avoiding conflict and instead step up to heal broken relationships with courage and love. This isn’t about easy peace, but the kind that takes guts, forgiveness, and real action.
If you’ve ever wondered where true happiness and peace come from, Jamie’s got some fresh insights that go way beyond money or things. This message will encourage you to lean into God’s kind of peace, one that brings hope and healing to your life and the people around you. It’s honest, practical, and full of heart.
In this powerful sermon, Pastor Roscoe shows how having a pure heart helps us see God more clearly in our everyday lives. Using Jesus’ teachings from the Sermon on the Mount, he points out that real happiness and connection with God don’t come from just following rules or looking good on the outside — it starts with what’s going on inside our hearts. When our hearts are pure, we’re able to recognize God working around us and experience a deeper sense of peace and joy.
Using real-life stories—like getting let off during a scary traffic stop—Pastor Roscoe shows how mercy isn’t just about forgiveness, but about kindness that brings real joy and peace. It’s a reminder that while we all want mercy, it’s way harder to give it, especially when we feel like justice means getting even. But Jesus flips that idea, showing how mercy breaks the cycle of hurt and opens the door to healing.
This message also looks at how mercy goes beyond just forgiving someone—it’s about how we treat people, even when they don’t “deserve” it. Pastor Roscoe challenges us to choose mercy over judgment, especially in a world quick to cancel and condemn. If we remember how much mercy God has shown us, we’re invited to pass it on, making our relationships and communities a place of grace, hope, and real happiness.
In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Roscoe talks about the deeper cravings of our souls and how they differ from the temporary desires of the world. Using personal stories and teachings from the Bible, especially from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, Pastor Roscoe challenges us to hunger and thirst for righteousness just like we crave food and water. Instead of chasing after material things or accomplishments, we’re encouraged to focus on spiritual fulfillment that brings lasting joy and peace. Ultimately, this sermon reminds us that the true fulfillment we’re all looking for comes from a genuine relationship with God—a connection that goes beyond the distractions of the world and brings real purpose and happiness.
In this inspiring sermon, Dr. Liza Bermudez dives into Jesus' teachings on gentleness from the Beatitudes, focusing on Matthew 5:5, which reminds us that the meek are blessed. She shares personal stories, especially as a mom, showing that gentleness isn’t about being weak but about having the strength to stay calm and patient in tough situations. She highlights how gentleness can bring healing, build stronger relationships, and create peace in our lives and communities. She encourages everyone to rethink what true strength looks like—one that comes from trusting God and choosing humility over power.
In this sermon, Pastor Roscoe teaches that real happiness comes through mourning. Based on the verse from Matthew 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted," the message challenges our modern ideas about happiness—things like success, stuff, or having it all together. Instead, Jesus flips the script, teaching that true happiness often comes when we face our pain head-on.
Mourning isn't about staying stuck in sadness, but rather about recognizing and processing our grief—whether it's from loss or the brokenness we see in the world. They explain that this kind of grieving leads to healing and deeper connection with God, who promises to comfort us in our sorrow. It’s an encouraging message that invites us to stop running from our pain and start letting God bring healing and hope, even in the midst of tough times.
In this sermon, Pastor Chad explores the concept of true happiness as taught by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. Highlighting the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, the message challenges the world’s view of happiness, which often depends on external circumstances, and presents a deeper joy rooted in spiritual humility. True happiness, as Jesus teaches, comes from acknowledging our need for God and relying on His grace, rather than on self-sufficiency or material success.
This message encourages us to rethink what it means to be happy, inviting us to surrender pride and trust in God’s transformative love. By embracing humility and dependence on God, we can experience the fulfillment and peace that Jesus offers, regardless of life’s challenges.
In this Easter sermon, Using the Apostle Paul’s teachings, Pastor Roscoe emphasizes that at the heart of Christianity is the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event isn’t just a historical fact but the foundation of hope, forgiveness, and eternal life for believers.
Showing how this belief changes everything—giving us strength, purpose, and peace. He encourages listeners to dive deeper into their faith, reflecting on how the resurrection shapes their lives and relationships. The message is a powerful reminder that the resurrection is not just something to believe in but the reason we live with hope and boldness in the world today.
We all long for peace—peace in our world, peace in our homes, and peace in our hearts. But no matter how hard we search for it through politics, success, or even comfort, it often feels just out of reach. In this message, we’re reminded that true peace doesn’t come from power or control, but from a Savior who leads with love. Looking at the contrast between Caesar Augustus and Jesus, we see how one ruled through force, while the other brought peace through sacrifice.
Through powerful stories from Scripture and the deeper meaning behind symbols like the ichthus and the Passover lamb, this sermon invites us to see Jesus not just as a religious figure, but as the only one who can truly calm our anxious hearts. If you’re craving real, lasting peace—this message will show you where to find it.
Pastor Roscoe unpacks what it really means when Jesus said He was the Son of God—a claim that’s bold, life-changing, and not always easy to talk about. Sharing a surprising story about being invited to speak at a Muslim family’s birthday party, he highlights how just mentioning the name of Jesus can shift the atmosphere, no matter the setting. The message takes a look at how different religions view Jesus, and why the Christian belief in His identity stands apart.
As Easter draws near, this sermon invites listeners to wrestle with the deeper meaning of Jesus’ words, the cost of truly following Him, and the hope He offers to everyone. It’s a call to stand firm in faith, even when it’s uncomfortable, and to remember that believing in Jesus brings us into a bigger, stronger family—God’s family. Whether you're new to faith or have been walking it out for years, this message will challenge and encourage you to lean into who Jesus really is.
Pastor Roscoe unpacks the powerful symbolism of the "Jesus wheel" and the Ichthus, revealing how these ancient emblems served as confessions of faith in a world hostile to their beliefs. From the underground churches of today to the subversive declarations of the past, this message highlights the courage of believers who proclaimed "Jesus Christ is Lord" despite persecution.
Whether through personal evangelism, acts of compassion, or standing firm in difficult environments, believers are called to boldly confess Jesus—just as the early church did. As Easter approaches, this message invites you to reflect on the significance of declaring Christ’s lordship in your own life.
Struggling to make sense of the Bible? In this sermon, Pastor Chad Clem breaks down how to study scripture in a way that actually makes a difference in your life. Instead of seeing the Bible as just a rulebook, you'll learn how it’s a trustworthy guide that helps answer life’s biggest questions. With practical study tips—like the SOAP method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer)—and real-life examples, this message will help you engage with God’s Word in a way that’s simple, meaningful, and impactful.
Whether you’re new to faith or looking to grow, this sermon will give you the tools to dive deeper into the Bible and build a stronger relationship with God.
Discover the fascinating journey of how the English Bible came to be in this enlightening sermon. From the original Greek manuscripts of the New Testament to the groundbreaking translations of figures like John Wycliffe and William Tyndale, this message explores the struggles, sacrifices, and dedication that made the Bible accessible to everyday people. Pastor Roscoe delves into how language barriers, church control, and even personal danger could not stop the spread of God’s word. He also highlights the importance of engaging with the Bible in our own language today and challenge listeners to deepen their connection with scripture as a living, transformative guide.
Reading the Bible can feel overwhelming—where do you start? How do you make sense of it all? In this message, we break it down in a simple, practical way. You’ll learn how the Bible is structured, why it’s still relevant today, and how to read it in a way that actually makes sense. We’ll also tackle common misunderstandings and explore different translations to help you find one that works for you.
Whether you’re new to the Bible or looking to go deeper, this message will give you the tools and confidence to read scripture with clarity and purpose. Let’s dive in and discover how God’s Word can come alive in your life!
Pastor Roscoe dives into the realities of sexual baggage, mixing humor with important insights on relationships and intimacy. From the excitement of marriage to the challenges of dealing with past relationships, Pastor Roscoe stresses the need for honest conversations about sexuality—especially between parents and kids. Drawing on personal stories and biblical wisdom, he touches on how society's twisted view of sex has impacted our understanding of it, and the emotional baggage we carry from past experiences.
He also addresses the dangers of cohabiting before marriage, pointing out how true commitment gets lost in the mix. Explaining that while attraction and chemistry are important, real intimacy should come from love and responsibility, not just physical connection. Whether you’re single or married, the video highlights how to handle the ups and downs of relationships with faith and understanding, offering guidance for healthier, more meaningful connections.
In this sermon video, Pastor Chad Clem reflects on the joys and challenges of marriage and parenting, offering both humor and wisdom on how to raise children right. He emphasizes the importance of balancing love with boundaries to foster responsible adulthood. Drawing from Scripture and real-life experiences, the sermon highlights the three critical questions every child asks—about love, boundaries, and their capabilities—and how parents can guide their children through these inquiries with faith-based principles. This message encourages parents to model Christian values, set clear expectations, and create a supportive environment where children feel secure, loved, and prepared for the future. Whether you're a new parent or seasoned in the journey, this sermon provides insightful guidance on raising children with both grace and discipline.
Pastor Roscoe opens up about the realities of marriage—how the idealized dream of living a perfect life together often collides with the challenges of real-life conflicts. Drawing from personal experiences, he shares how disagreements are inevitable, but it’s how we handle them that makes all the difference. Pastor Roscoe covers the four biggest pitfalls—criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling—and offers practical advice on how to turn conflict into a chance for growth. With a focus on kindness, listening, and compromise, this message encourages couples to tackle problems together, view each other as teammates, and build a marriage that’s stronger for it.
Pastor Roscoe highlights why being part of a church community is essential for spiritual health. Show how a Christian community connects and supports individuals in their faith journey. Drawing on Biblical examples like Adam’s need for companionship and Jesus’ close relationships with His disciples, the message is clear: no one is meant to walk this path alone. Active participation in a local church isn't just important—it’s vital.
Pastor Roscoe also speaks on the reality of loneliness, reminding us that church is a place to find belonging and support, especially in times of hardship. Whether through growth groups, prayer, or simple acts of kindness, the church is where we nurture our souls together. This sermon calls us to break down walls, embrace community, and experience the deep connection that God designed for all believers.
In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Roscoe flips the script on prayer, showing us that it's not just an emergency tool—it's the fuel that powers our soul. Comparing our spiritual health to keeping a car in top shape, we are challenged to do regular "soul inspections" to stay spiritually fit. Just like you wouldn’t run your car on empty, you shouldn’t let your soul run dry either. The message hits home by addressing how we often try to escape feelings of emptiness with distractions—vacations, social media, binge-watching—but those quick fixes never satisfy. Prayer is the real game-changer. It’s the daily fuel that keeps us going, connecting us deeper with God.
Just like a car needs oil changes and tire checks, our souls need attention to stay healthy and strong. The message walks through a simple, six-point check-up that encourages reflection on areas like courage, generosity, patience, and forgiveness. The speaker challenges us to face any areas we've neglected and take responsibility for our spiritual well-being, offering practical steps for growth and renewal.
The sermon also emphasizes how a well-maintained soul impacts not just our personal lives, but our relationships and community involvement. This message invites us to take time for reflection and prayer, encouraging us to start the new year with a healthier, stronger soul.
Dr. Bruce tackles the common battle with fear and anxiety that so many of us face in today’s crazy world. Acknowledging that fear is a part of life, he reminds us that we don’t have to let it control us. Instead, we can choose to trust in God’s promises—promises of strength, peace, and His unwavering presence. Drawing Isaiah 41:10 and John’s Gospel, Dr Bruce paints a picture of how faith in God helps us overcome fear, whether it’s the fear of failure, rejection, or even the unknown. With personal stories and real-life examples, he shows us that when we lean on God, fear doesn't stand a chance.
If you’re ready to let go of fear and embrace the peace God offers, this sermon is for you!
What often feels like an annoying interruption might actually be a gift from God. Using the story of Mary and Joseph, Pastor Roscoe shows how their lives were dramatically interrupted by God's plan—something that wasn't easy, but led to a greater purpose.
As the busy holiday season brings its usual chaos, we are reminded that even in moments of disruption, God may be guiding us toward new opportunities. Instead of seeing interruptions as obstacles, we're challenged to see them as divine opportunities for growth and transformation.
Drawing from the humble birth of Jesus and lessons from the Bible, Pastor Roscoe reminds us that even the smallest efforts can lead to something significant. He challenges us to notice the quiet, unnoticed moments in our own lives that might hold the seeds of something greater. This message invites us to slow down, trust in God’s timing, and embrace the small steps that can lead to lasting change. It’s a powerful reminder that big things can come from humble beginnings—if we’re willing to see them.
Dr Bruce reflects on the theme of doubt and the importance of bringing our uncertainties to Jesus. He explores how even the most faithful can experience doubt. Through the story of John’s questioning from prison, the speaker highlights that doubts are a natural part of the faith journey, but they are an opportunity to lean into Jesus for answers and reassurance. With authenticity and compassion, the speaker encourages listeners to bring their doubts before God, trust in His goodness, and find strength in His response. This message of hope reminds us that no matter the challenges we face, Jesus is always there to affirm our worth and lead us through the uncertainty.
What would happen if we lived every day as a toast to the
true King, instead of seeking glory for ourselves? In a culture that urges us to seek applause and bask in our achievements, how do we shift our focus to the One who truly deserves the glory?
Join us as we prepare our hearts for Thanksgiving and learn how to live our lives as a drink offering…To the King
What would happen if we lived every day as a toast to the
true King, instead of seeking glory for ourselves? In a culture that urges us to seek applause and bask in our achievements, how do we shift our focus to the One who truly deserves the glory?
Join us as we prepare our hearts for Thanksgiving and learn how to live our lives as a drink offering…To the King
What would happen if we lived every day as a toast to the
true King, instead of seeking glory for ourselves? In a culture that urges us to seek applause and bask in our achievements, how do we shift our focus to the One who truly deserves the glory?
Join us as we prepare our hearts for Thanksgiving and learn how to live our lives as a drink offering…To the King
Using an umbrella, Pastor Rosce illustrates how God's authority can shield us from the storms of life, reminding us that we are never alone in facing our challenges. By examining the biblical story of Joseph, who maintained his faith despite betrayal and imprisonment, inspiring viewers to trust in God's overarching plan, even when circumstances seem bleak.
Pastor Roscoe encourages us to embrace God's presence and sovereignty as we navigate our anxieties. This sermon not only offers spiritual tools for managing worry—like prayer and focusing on God’s care—but also calls us to recognize the meaningful purpose behind our struggles. Join us to discover how trusting in God's sovereignty can transform our understanding of life's difficulties and lead us to a place of peace and hope.
Pastor Roscoe emphasizes the importance of letting go of our worries by casting them onto God, as mentioned in 1 Peter 5:6-7. By guiding us through reflective exercises, the sermon helps people release their anxieties and focus on faith instead. With a heartfelt message about God’s love and support, this video offers comfort and hope for anyone feeling overwhelmed with the pressures of life.
Drawing from Matthew 6:25-27, Pastor Chad encourages us to refocus their thoughts and trust in God's provision, likening this shift to using spiritual binoculars. By sharing personal stories and statistics highlighting the prevalence of anxiety among Christians, he emphasizes that we often deceive ourselves into believing we can manage everything independently. Instead, he advocates for gratitude and mindfulness as essential tools in combating worry, challenging viewers to reflect on their lives and embrace a worry-free existence.
Pastor Chad stresses the importance of prioritizing faith over material concerns, using metaphors that resonate deeply with everyday experiences. He reminds us that we cannot serve two masters, urging listeners to cast their cares on God and seek His kingdom first. By incorporating practical exercises, such as recognizing signs of God's faithfulness daily, he inspires a transformative journey towards peace and reliance on divine support. This video is not just a call to address anxiety; it’s an invitation to cultivate a deeper connection with God amidst life's challenges.
Pastor Roscoe addresses the rising issue of anxiety in today's world, highlighting how many people struggle with overwhelming stress and worry. With the influence of social media and the pressures of modern life contributing to this anxiety, the discussion explores the deeper roots of our fears.
Instead of seeking quick fixes, pastor Roscoe presents biblical tools to help manage anxiety from within. By emphasizing the power of prayer and gratitude, viewers are encouraged to focus on God’s faithfulness and shift their mindset from worry to thankfulness. This uplifting message aims to guide everyone toward finding true peace and strength through faith, regardless of the challenges they face.
Explore the transformative power of accepting our true selves in a world dominated by social media. Pastor Roscoe Lilly discusses the pitfalls of online comparison and the impact of curated images on our self-worth, urging viewers to embrace the messy, authentic aspects of life that God loves. Highlighting the importance of finding contentment in our current stage of life, Pastor Roscoe reminds us that God's love and acceptance are unwavering, no matter our imperfections.
In this message, you'll learn how to cultivate a healthier relationship with social media, recognize the value of inner authenticity, and nurture the understanding that you are inherently loved by God. Whether you're struggling with self-acceptance or seeking to help others do the same, this sermon offers encouragement and practical wisdom to help you navigate life's complexities with grace and faith. Tune in and discover the joy of loving the real you!
Pastor Roscoe Lilly offers a compelling exploration of the hidden struggles many Christians encounter in the social media landscape. He emphasizes that platforms designed to foster connection can inadvertently fuel comparison, pride, and envy. By urging viewers to reflect on the disparity between their online personas and their true selves, he brings attention to the importance of authenticity.
Drawing from biblical teachings in Matthew 6 and Luke 12, Pastor Lilly warns against the perils of hypocrisy, reminding us that our actions should align with our faith both in public and private life. He challenges us to critically examine our social media habits and the motivations behind them, emphasizing that our ultimate audience is God, who sees beyond curated posts and façades.
This message encourages a transformative journey toward living a life marked by truth and grace, inviting us to embrace authenticity in every aspect of our lives. Join us as we navigate this vital conversation on the impact of social media and the call to genuine living.
Have you ever been tagged in a photo? Have you ever askedto be tagged? Maybe you’ve untagged yourself from a post you didn’t want to be associated with. All seemingly harmless decisions, but what if those simple acts were clues of something going on at a deeper level within our soul?
We all want to be liked and need to be loved. We think there is a better way to get those soul needs met than “likes” and “shares.”
Join us this month as we stop trying to look good online and rest in God’s goodness to us through His Son Jesus.
Paul & Gwendolyn Harding share their extraordinary journey of overcoming adversity through Grace. The Hardings recount their personal battles revealing how these trials once seemed insurmountable. Yet, through the grace of God and unwavering faith, their lives were transformed, leading to their eventual reconciliation and renewed commitment to each other and their faith.
As the Hardings detail their experiences, including a pivotal moment of hope and redemption symbolized by the painting "Checkmate," viewers are encouraged to reflect on their own lives and relationships. The message is clear: no situation is beyond repair with God’s help. This sermon offers hope and inspiration, urging the audience to keep God at the center of their lives and relationships, and to seek out the redemptive possibilities that faith can bring, no matter how dire the circumstances may seem.
Through heartfelt personal stories and scriptural insights, pastor Chad Clem illustrates that obedience is not merely a duty but a loving response to God’s guidance. Drawing on John 14:15 and other biblical passages, he highlights how trusting God's plan, even when it feels daunting, leads to His blessings and a more fulfilled life.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
We’ve all heard the beloved song and some of us even know the words, but do you know why we say grace is amazing? The story of grace is woven like a red thread from the very first story in the Bible all the way to the last. Grace is what sets the Bible apart from every other faith. The message of grace is scandalous and even threatening to the self-righteous. At some point in our life, we will need it and at other times we will be asked to give it.
Jesus invited His followers to fish for a greater prize than just a meal. He invited His disciples to go fishing for the hearts and lives of people. But for many followers of Jesus today they think the only way to fish is with verbal skills. What if fishing involved so much more? What if there are other ways we can all work together to promote the gospel?
Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert join us this month as we look at how we all can be involved in moving the message of Jesus forward.
Jesus invited His followers to fish for a greater prize than just a meal. He invited His disciples to go fishing for the hearts and lives of people. But for many followers of Jesus today they think the only way to fish is with verbal skills. What if fishing involved so much more? What if there are other ways we can all work together to promote the gospel?
Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert join us this month as we look at how we all can be involved in moving the message of Jesus forward.
Jesus invited His followers to fish for a greater prize than just a meal. He invited His disciples to go fishing for the hearts and lives of people. But for many followers of Jesus today they think the only way to fish is with verbal skills. What if fishing involved so much more? What if there are other ways we can all work together to promote the gospel?
Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert join us this month as we look at how we all can be involved in moving the message of Jesus forward.
Jesus invited His followers to fish for a greater prize than just a meal. He invited His disciples to go fishing for the hearts and lives of people. But for many followers of Jesus today they think the only way to fish is with verbal skills. What if fishing involved so much more? What if there are other ways we can all work together to promote the gospel?
Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert join us this month as we look at how we all can be involved in moving the message of Jesus forward.
Jesus invited His followers to fish for a greater prize than just a meal. He invited His disciples to go fishing for the hearts and lives of people. But for many followers of Jesus today they think the only way to fish is with verbal skills. What if fishing involved so much more? What if there are other ways we can all work together to promote the gospel?
Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert join us this month as we look at how we all can be involved in moving the message of Jesus forward.
We spend a lot of time thinking about food, shopping for food, preparing food, posting pictures of food, even trying to resist food. A lot of life revolves around food.
Did you know that Jesus talked about food too? He talked about a different kind that we need…Soul Food. You've Never Had Food Like This!
We spend a lot of time thinking about food, shopping for food, preparing food, posting pictures of food, even trying to resist food. A lot of life revolves around food.
Did you know that Jesus talked about food too? He talked about a different kind that we need…Soul Food. You've Never Had Food Like This!
We spend a lot of time thinking about food, shopping for food, preparing food, posting pictures of food, even trying to resist food. A lot of life revolves around food.
Did you know that Jesus talked about food too? He talked about a different kind that we need…Soul Food. You've Never Had Food Like This!
We spend a lot of time thinking about food, shopping for food, preparing food, posting pictures of food, even trying to resist food. A lot of life revolves around food.
Did you know that Jesus talked about food too? He talked about a different kind that we need…Soul Food. You've Never Had Food Like This!
Have you ever found yourself really needing to see Jesus in a difficult situation? You aren’t alone. We are going to look at 5 people who literally saw Jesus and it changed everything.
Seeing Jesus through our tears, our doubts, and failures can make all of the difference. It may not change our circumstances, put it gives us strength and perspective for the journey.
Join us as we focus our eyes on the author and finisher of our faith, instead of on our circumstances.
Have you ever found yourself really needing to see Jesus in a difficult situation? You aren’t alone. We are going to look at 5 people who literally saw Jesus and it changed everything.
Seeing Jesus through our tears, our doubts, and failures can make all of the difference. It may not change our circumstances, put it gives us strength and perspective for the journey.
Join us as we focus our eyes on the author and finisher of our faith, instead of on our circumstances.
Have you ever found yourself really needing to see Jesus in a difficult situation? You aren’t alone. We are going to look at 5 people who literally saw Jesus and it changed everything.
Seeing Jesus through our tears, our doubts, and failures can make all of the difference. It may not change our circumstances, put it gives us strength and perspective for the journey.
Join us as we focus our eyes on the author and finisher of our faith, instead of on our circumstances.
Have you ever found yourself really needing to see Jesus in a difficult situation? You aren’t alone. We are going to look at 5 people who literally saw Jesus and it changed everything.
Seeing Jesus through our tears, our doubts, and failures can make all of the difference. It may not change our circumstances, put it gives us strength and perspective for the journey.
Join us as we focus our eyes on the author and finisher of our faith, instead of on our circumstances.
Have you ever found yourself really needing to see Jesus in a difficult situation? You aren’t alone. We are going to look at 5 people who literally saw Jesus and it changed everything.
Seeing Jesus through our tears, our doubts, and failures can make all of the difference. It may not change our circumstances, put it gives us strength and perspective for the journey.
Join us as we focus our eyes on the author and finisher of our faith, instead of on our circumstances.
Do you ever wished you could have been part of the crowd listening to Jesus teach? Do you ever wish you could have personally met Jesus or seen Him do a miracle? Being there in person and being able to prove it would be the ultimate influencer flex.
Fortunately for us, eyewitnesses recorded what it was like to be there. We call their accounts the Gospels. They aren’t found on TikTok, but in a collection of sacred texts known as the New Testament. These eyewitnesses have been influencing culture for almost 2000 years.
Join us as we get ready for Easter, by looking at Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John’s POV of Jesus.
Do you ever wished you could have been part of the crowd listening to Jesus teach? Do you ever wish you could have personally met Jesus or seen Him do a miracle? Being there in person and being able to prove it would be the ultimate influencer flex.
Fortunately for us, eyewitnesses recorded what it was like to be there. We call their accounts the gospels. They aren’t found on TikTok, but in a collection of sacred texts known as the New Testament. These eyewitnesses have been influencing culture for almost 2000 years.
Join us as we get ready for Easter, by looking at Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John’s POV of Jesus.
Do you ever wished you could have been part of the crowd listening to Jesus teach? Do you ever wish you could have personally met Jesus or seen Him do a miracle? Being there in person and being able to prove it would be the ultimate influencer flex.
Fortunately for us, eyewitnesses recorded what it was like to be there. We call their accounts the gospels. They aren’t found on TikTok, but in a collection of sacred texts known as the New Testament. These eyewitnesses have been influencing culture for almost 2000 years.
Join us as we get ready for Easter, by looking at Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John’s POV of Jesus.
Do you ever wished you could have been part of the crowd listening to Jesus teach? Do you ever wish you could have personally met Jesus or seen Him do a miracle? Being there in person and being able to prove it would be the ultimate influencer flex.
Fortunately for us, eyewitnesses recorded what it was like to be there. We call their accounts the gospels. They aren’t found on TikTok, but in a collection of sacred texts known as the New Testament. These eyewitnesses have been influencing culture for almost 2000 years.
Join us as we get ready for Easter, by looking at Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John’s POV of Jesus.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a winter season, when things stop growing.
Sometimes things don’t turn out the way we had hoped.
Sometimes life is just hard.
We have 2 choices: quit or grow anyway.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a winter season, when things stop growing.
Sometimes things don’t turn out the way we had hoped.
Sometimes life is just hard.
We have 2 choices: quit or grow anyway.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a winter season, when things stop growing.
Sometimes things don’t turn out the way we had hoped.
Sometimes life is just hard.
We have 2 choices: quit or grow anyway.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a winter season, when things stop growing.
Sometimes things don’t turn out the way we had hoped.
Sometimes life is just hard.
We have 2 choices: quit or grow anyway.
At the beginning of every new year, we think about starting new things. We think we need to start a new physical or spiritual habit to get us back on track. But what if the problem wasn’t something you needed to start, but something you needed to end?
As we enter a new year there are certain old practices, we can’t bring with us.
Endings are so much harder than beginnings. Especially, when you have to do them alone. Together we will learn to do what’s necessary to make 2024 our best year ever for God’s glory!
At the beginning of every new year, we think about starting new things. We think we need to start a new physical or spiritual habit to get us back on track. But what if the problem wasn’t something you needed to start, but something you needed to end?
As we enter a new year there are certain old practices, we can’t bring with us.
Endings are so much harder than beginnings. Especially, when you have to do them alone. Together we will learn to do what’s necessary to make 2024 our best year ever for God’s glory!
At the beginning of every new year, we think about starting new things. We think we need to start a new physical or spiritual habit to get us back on track. But what if the problem wasn’t something you needed to start, but something you needed to end?
As we enter a new year there are certain old practices, we can’t bring with us.
Endings are so much harder than beginnings. Especially, when you have to do them alone. Together we will learn to do what’s necessary to make 2024 our best year ever for God’s glory!
At the beginning of every new year, we think about starting new things. We think we need to start a new physical or spiritual habit to get us back on track. But what if the problem wasn’t something you needed to start, but something you needed to end?
As we enter a new year there are certain old practices, we can’t bring with us.
Endings are so much harder than beginnings. Especially, when you have to do them alone. Together we will learn to do what’s necessary to make 2024 our best year ever for God’s glory!
Have you ever wanted a stable guiding Northstar for your life? Something that would point the way to the right path? The Wise Men from the Christmas story wanted the same thing and God gave it to them!
We believe that God has placed some “stars” in your path to point you to Him. We also believe that God wants you to be a “star” to others and we will show you how!
This Christmas you can find more purpose than you’ve ever known before. This Christmas you can move from darkness to light if you’ll…Follow the Star.
Have you ever wanted a stable guiding Northstar for your life? Something that would point the way to the right path? The Wise Men from the Christmas story wanted the same thing and God gave it to them!
We believe that God has placed some “stars” in your path to point you to Him. We also believe that God wants you to be a “star” to others and we will show you how!
This Christmas you can find more purpose than you’ve ever known before. This Christmas you can move from darkness to light if you’ll…Follow the Star.
Have you ever wanted a stable guiding Northstar for your life? Something that would point the way to the right path? The Wise Men from the Christmas story wanted the same thing and God gave it to them!
We believe that God has placed some “stars” in your path to point you to Him. We also believe that God wants you to be a “star” to others and we will show you how!
This Christmas you can find more purpose than you’ve ever known before. This Christmas you can move from darkness to light if you’ll…Follow the Star.
Sometimes we don’t know what to pray. We have lots of emotions and thoughts about a situation, but our words seem to fail us. How do we pray when we struggle to know what we need or want to see happen? How do we pray when it feels all the options aren’t great?
Fortunately, we aren’t alone in these feelings. Others in the Bible have felt the same way. Some of the most powerful stories in our Scriptures are a result of some of the shortest prayers. Prayers you can pray too…when you don’t have a prayer.
Sometimes we don’t know what to pray. We have lots of emotions and thoughts about a situation, but our words seem to fail us. How do we pray when we struggle to know what we need or want to see happen? How do we pray when it feels all the options aren’t great?
Fortunately, we aren’t alone in these feelings. Others in the Bible have felt the same way. Some of the most powerful stories in our Scriptures are a result of some of the shortest prayers. Prayers you can pray too…when you don’t have a prayer.
Sometimes we don’t know what to pray. We have lots of emotions and thoughts about a situation, but our words seem to fail us. How do we pray when we struggle to know what we need or want to see happen? How do we pray when it feels all the options aren’t great?
Fortunately, we aren’t alone in these feelings. Others in the Bible have felt the same way. Some of the most powerful stories in our Scriptures are a result of some of the shortest prayers. Prayers you can pray too…when you don’t have a prayer.
Sometimes we don’t know what to pray. We have lots of emotions and thoughts about a situation, but our words seem to fail us. How do we pray when we struggle to know what we need or want to see happen? How do we pray when it feels all the options aren’t great?
Fortunately, we aren’t alone in these feelings. Others in the Bible have felt the same way. Some of the most powerful stories in our Scriptures are a result of some of the shortest prayers. Prayers you can pray too…when you don’t have a prayer.
We often see “trigger” warnings on podcasts or news stories warning us that what follows may cause a strong emotional reaction.
BUT what if it was possible to be unexpectedly triggered in a way that causes us to help others and not just focus on our past?
Our Scriptures talk about 4 positive triggers. These triggers can unleash untold spiritual growth in your soul and change the lives of those around you!
Bring a friend, and learn how to recognize these divine nudges that cause us to radiate God’s love to a hurting world around us.
We often see “trigger” warnings on podcasts or news stories warning us that what follows may cause a strong emotional reaction.
BUT what if it was possible to be unexpectedly triggered in a way that causes us to help others and not just focus on our past?
Our Scriptures talk about 4 positive triggers. These triggers can unleash untold spiritual growth in your soul and change the lives of those around you!
Bring a friend, and learn how to recognize these divine nudges that cause us to radiate God’s love to a hurting world around us.
We often see “trigger” warnings on podcasts or news stories warning us that what follows may cause a strong emotional reaction.
BUT what if it was possible to be unexpectedly triggered in a way that causes us to help others and not just focus on our past?
Our Scriptures talk about 4 positive triggers. These triggers can unleash untold spiritual growth in your soul and change the lives of those around you!
Bring a friend, and learn how to recognize these divine nudges that cause us to radiate God’s love to a hurting world around us.
We often see “trigger” warnings on podcasts or news stories warning us that what follows may cause a strong emotional reaction.
BUT what if it was possible to be unexpectedly triggered in a way that causes us to help others and not just focus on our past?
Our Scriptures talk about 4 positive triggers. These triggers can unleash untold spiritual growth in your soul and change the lives of those around you!
Bring a friend, and learn how to recognize these divine nudges that cause us to radiate God’s love to a hurting world around us.
From the very beginning, we’ve been faithfully and repeatedly sharing and showing the love of Jesus. And we are just getting started! It’s the story of God’s goodness and faithfulness. It’s a story that we welcome you to join as we look forward to the future that God has for us!
From the very beginning, we’ve been faithfully and repeatedly sharing and showing the love of Jesus. And we are just getting started! It’s the story of God’s goodness and faithfulness. It’s a story that we welcome you to join as we look forward to the future that God has for us!
From the very beginning, we’ve been faithfully and repeatedly sharing and showing the love of Jesus. And we are just getting started! It’s the story of God’s goodness and faithfulness. It’s a story that we welcome you to join as we look forward to the future that God has for us!
We’ve all made decisions that we were glad that we did. We’ve reaped the benefits of those good decisions. We’ve learned the better choices we make the better our life generally becomes. Our choices impact the quality and direction of our lives. But we’ve also made some decisions that we wished we hadn’t. Decisions that make us say, “I wish I hadn’t.” How do we consistently make better decisions?
Join us this month as we look at 4 areas of your life that impact every other area. Making good decisions now will bring more joy into your future.
Bring a friend, we think…you’ll be glad you did!
We’ve all made decisions that we were glad that we did. We’ve reaped the benefits of those good decisions. We’ve learned the better choices we make the better our life generally becomes. Our choices impact the quality and direction of our lives. But we’ve also made some decisions that we wished we hadn’t. Decisions that make us say, “I wish I hadn’t.” How do we consistently make better decisions?
Join us this month as we look at 4 areas of your life that impact every other area. Making good decisions now will bring more joy into your future.
Bring a friend, we think…you’ll be glad you did!
We’ve all made decisions that we were glad that we did. We’ve reaped the benefits of those good decisions. We’ve learned the better choices we make the better our life generally becomes. Our choices impact the quality and direction of our lives. But we’ve also made some decisions that we wished we hadn’t. Decisions that make us say, “I wish I hadn’t.” How do we consistently make better decisions?
Join us this month as we look at 4 areas of your life that impact every other area. Making good decisions now will bring more joy into your future.
Bring a friend, we think…you’ll be glad you did!
We’ve all made decisions that we were glad that we did. We’ve reaped the benefits of those good decisions. We’ve learned the better choices we make the better our life generally becomes. Our choices impact the quality and direction of our lives. But we’ve also made some decisions that we wished we hadn’t. Decisions that make us say, “I wish I hadn’t.” How do we consistently make better decisions?
Join us this month as we look at 4 areas of your life that impact every other area. Making good decisions now will bring more joy into your future.
Bring a friend, we think…you’ll be glad you did!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Is there an area of your life that you feel defeated in? An area that you feel like you take 1 step forward and then 2 steps back? What if there is a spiritual reason you feel discouraged and want to give up?
The Apostle Paul talks of an invisible war that is raging all around us with the sole intent of destroying our soul. Everything we care and love is the target – our family, our health, our finances, our emotions, and our future. We have a target on us!
But we don’t have to take it lying down. God has given us everything we need to be victorious through Christ! He has given us spiritual armor; we just need to put it on. And in our new series we will show you how.
Let’s stop living defeated! Let’s get ready for the spiritual battle that we are already in with the Armor of God!
Have you ever heard a Christian say something that made you go “HUH???” To be honest, some of the statements Christians make aren’t exactly helpful. Some don’t make any sense, and others aren’t even biblical! This month join us for a brand-new series as we clear up some of the “Dumb Things Christians Say!” Bring a friend!
Have you ever heard a Christian say something that made you go “HUH???” To be honest, some of the statements Christians make aren’t exactly helpful. Some don’t make any sense, and others aren’t even biblical! This month join us for a brand-new series as we clear up some of the “Dumb Things Christians Say!” Bring a friend!
Have you ever heard a Christian say something that made you go “HUH???” To be honest, some of the statements Christians make aren’t exactly helpful. Some don’t make any sense, and others aren’t even biblical! This month join us for a brand-new series as we clear up some of the “Dumb Things Christians Say!” Bring a friend!
Have you ever heard a Christian say something that made you go “HUH???” To be honest, some of the statements Christians make aren’t exactly helpful. Some don’t make any sense, and others aren’t even biblical! This month join us for a brand-new series as we clear up some of the “Dumb Things Christians Say!” Bring a friend!
Every day we are faced with situations and realities that can overwhelm us. Some of these situations can strike fear deep in our heart. But what if there was a greater truth than our reality? And what if that truth can change everything? All throughout scripture we see people confronted with confusing, overwhelming, and hopeless situations only to have everything changed by the power of &.
Every day we are faced with situations and realities that can overwhelm us. Some of these situations can strike fear deep in our heart. But what if there was a greater truth than our reality? And what if that truth can change everything? All throughout scripture we see people confronted with confusing, overwhelming, and hopeless situations only to have everything changed by the power of &.
Every day we are faced with situations and realities that can overwhelm us. Some of these situations can strike fear deep in our heart. But what if there was a greater truth than our reality? And what if that truth can change everything? All throughout scripture we see people confronted with confusing, overwhelming, and hopeless situations only to have everything changed by the power of &.
Every day we are faced with situations and realities that can overwhelm us. Some of these situations can strike fear deep in our heart. But what if there was a greater truth than our reality? And what if that truth can change everything? All throughout scripture we see people confronted with confusing, overwhelming, and hopeless situations only to have everything changed by the power of &.
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
You may remember all of the fun and life change from last year’s original Pets series, well we brought it back to dive deeper into some areas we weren’t able to cover in the original series. Bring a friend as we get rid of our dangerous pet sins.
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
You may remember all of the fun and life change from last year’s original Pets series, well we brought it back to dive deeper into some areas we weren’t able to cover in the original series. Bring a friend as we get rid of our dangerous pet sins.
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
You may remember all of the fun and life change from last year’s original Pets series, well we brought it back to dive deeper into some areas we weren’t able to cover in the original series. Bring a friend as we get rid of our dangerous pet sins.
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways.
What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
You may remember all of the fun and life change from last year’s original Pets series, well we brought it back to dive deeper into some areas we weren’t able to cover in the original series. Bring a friend as we get rid of our dangerous pet sins.
Everyone wants their life to count! No one says, “I want to live a boring, purposeless life.” But in the midst of work, bills, errands, and winter it can feel like we are just existing. At the end of the day, we most long for meaningful friendships, happiness, and purpose.
We think it’s possible to find those things and more through Jesus and following the path He has for us. During this series we will be exploring the life of John the Baptizer. Why John? Because Jesus said, “…of everyone that has ever been born, John was the greatest.” That’s quite a compliment! (We feel bad for Jesus’ mother! )
Everyone wants their life to count! No one says, “I want to live a boring, purposeless life.” But in the midst of work, bills, errands, and winter it can feel like we are just existing. At the end of the day, we most long for meaningful friendships, happiness, and purpose.
We think it’s possible to find those things and more through Jesus and following the path He has for us. During this series we will be exploring the life of John the Baptizer. Why John? Because Jesus said, “…of everyone that has ever been born, John was the greatest.” That’s quite a compliment! (We feel bad for Jesus’ mother! )
Everyone wants their life to count! No one says, “I want to live a boring, purposeless life.” But in the midst of work, bills, errands, and winter it can feel like we are just existing. At the end of the day, we most long for meaningful friendships, happiness, and purpose.
We think it’s possible to find those things and more through Jesus and following the path He has for us. During this series we will be exploring the life of John the Baptizer. Why John? Because Jesus said, “…of everyone that has ever been born, John was the greatest.” That’s quite a compliment! (We feel bad for Jesus’ mother! )
Everyone wants their life to count! No one says, “I want to live a boring, purposeless life.” But in the midst of work, bills, errands, and winter it can feel like we are just existing. At the end of the day, we most long for meaningful friendships, happiness, and purpose.
We think it’s possible to find those things and more through Jesus and following the path He has for us. During this series we will be exploring the life of John the Baptizer. Why John? Because Jesus said, “…of everyone that has ever been born, John was the greatest.” That’s quite a compliment! (We feel bad for Jesus’ mother! )
If you feel like you don’t matter, if you feel like life has passed you by, or you want to make sure your life counts this series is for you! We believe it’s never too late to start Living an Extraordinary Life!
Over time it’s easy to drift in areas we once were strong in. The longer we ignore it the further we drift away from where we want to be. The loss of focus is easy to justify and rationalize…hey we are busy people and life happens! But there are 4 areas we can’t afford to drift in. The consequences are too great for us and those we care about! No matter how impossible it feels we believe that with God’s help you can make it back. We can give in or we can choose to fight it! Bring a friend and let’s Fight the Drifttogether!
Over time it’s easy to drift in areas we once were strong in. The longer we ignore it the further we drift away from where we want to be. The loss of focus is easy to justify and rationalize…hey we are busy people and life happens! But there are 4 areas we can’t afford to drift in. The consequences are too great for us and those we care about! No matter how impossible it feels we believe that with God’s help you can make it back. We can give in or we can choose to fight it! Bring a friend and let’s Fight the Drifttogether!
Over time it’s easy to drift in areas we once were strong in. The longer we ignore it the further we drift away from where we want to be. The loss of focus is easy to justify and rationalize…hey we are busy people and life happens! But there are 4 areas we can’t afford to drift in. The consequences are too great for us and those we care about! No matter how impossible it feels we believe that with God’s help you can make it back. We can give in or we can choose to fight it! Bring a friend and let’s Fight the Drifttogether!
Over time it’s easy to drift in areas we once were strong in. The longer we ignore it the further we drift away from where we want to be. The loss of focus is easy to justify and rationalize…hey we are busy people and life happens! But there are 4 areas we can’t afford to drift in. The consequences are too great for us and those we care about! No matter how impossible it feels we believe that with God’s help you can make it back. We can give in or we can choose to fight it! Bring a friend and let’s Fight the Drifttogether!
Over time it’s easy to drift in areas we once were strong in. The longer we ignore it the further we drift away from where we want to be. The loss of focus is easy to justify and rationalize…hey we are busy people and life happens! But there are 4 areas we can’t afford to drift in. The consequences are too great for us and those we care about! No matter how impossible it feels we believe that with God’s help you can make it back. We can give in or we can choose to fight it! Bring a friend and let’s Fight the Drifttogether!
Christmas is filled with beautiful colors. We love the reds and greens, the gold and silver, and of course many of us dream of waking up to a white Christmas. But not all of the colors of Christmas bring us joy, for some of us Christmas can make us blue. No matter what color your emotions are, no matter how high or high low this year has been the Christ of Christmas offers you peace and joy not just for this season, but all year long!
Christmas is filled with beautiful colors. We love the reds and greens, the gold and silver, and of course many of us dream of waking up to a white Christmas. But not all of the colors of Christmas bring us joy, for some of us Christmas can make us blue. No matter what color your emotions are, no matter how high or high low this year has been the Christ of Christmas offers you peace and joy not just for this season, but all year long!
Christmas is filled with beautiful colors. We love the reds and greens, the gold and silver, and of course many of us dream of waking up to a white Christmas. But not all of the colors of Christmas bring us joy, for some of us Christmas can make us blue. No matter what color your emotions are, no matter how high or high low this year has been the Christ of Christmas offers you peace and joy not just for this season, but all year long!
The Bible constantly reminds us that the world we live in isn’t just natural – it’s supernatural. In this two-part series, we will explore what it would be like to have a conversation with each supernatural being. What would they tell you about the greater role you play in the larger story God is telling?
The Bible constantly reminds us that the world we live in isn’t just natural – it’s supernatural. In this two-part series, we will explore what it would be like to have a conversation with each supernatural being. What would they tell you about the greater role you play in the larger story God is telling?
What exactly is prayer? Does it even make a difference? Why do I need to pray if God already knows what I need? How do I even begin to pray? We have so many questions and even doubts around prayer and yet we need God to move in a big way in our lives. Where do we even start? Did you know the disciples asked Jesus a similar question? In fact, prayer was the only thing they ever asked Jesus to teach them to do. They wanted to learn because they saw that when Jesus prayed things changed. What if things could begin to change in your life, because you simply learned to pray? For some reason, God has chosen to limit some of the things He will do in our life to our prayers. We invite you to join us on a journey this October as we move from just having a prayer list to having A Praying Life.
What exactly is prayer? Does it even make a difference? Why do I need to pray if God already knows what I need? How do I even begin to pray? We have so many questions and even doubts around prayer and yet we need God to move in a big way in our lives. Where do we even start? Did you know the disciples asked Jesus a similar question? In fact, prayer was the only thing they ever asked Jesus to teach them to do. They wanted to learn because they saw that when Jesus prayed things changed. What if things could begin to change in your life, because you simply learned to pray? For some reason, God has chosen to limit some of the things He will do in our life to our prayers. We invite you to join us on a journey this October as we move from just having a prayer list to having A Praying Life.
What exactly is prayer? Does it even make a difference? Why do I need to pray if God already knows what I need? How do I even begin to pray? We have so many questions and even doubts around prayer and yet we need God to move in a big way in our lives. Where do we even start? Did you know the disciples asked Jesus a similar question? In fact, prayer was the only thing they ever asked Jesus to teach them to do. They wanted to learn because they saw that when Jesus prayed things changed. What if things could begin to change in your life, because you simply learned to pray? For some reason, God has chosen to limit some of the things He will do in our life to our prayers. We invite you to join us on a journey this October as we move from just having a prayer list to having A Praying Life.
What exactly is prayer? Does it even make a difference? Why do I need to pray if God already knows what I need? How do I even begin to pray? We have so many questions and even doubts around prayer and yet we need God to move in a big way in our lives. Where do we even start? Did you know the disciples asked Jesus a similar question? In fact, prayer was the only thing they ever asked Jesus to teach them to do. They wanted to learn because they saw that when Jesus prayed things changed. What if things could begin to change in your life, because you simply learned to pray? For some reason, God has chosen to limit some of the things He will do in our life to our prayers. We invite you to join us on a journey this October as we move from just having a prayer list to having A Praying Life.
What exactly is prayer? Does it even make a difference? Why do I need to pray if God already knows what I need? How do I even begin to pray? We have so many questions and even doubts around prayer and yet we need God to move in a big way in our lives. Where do we even start? Did you know the disciples asked Jesus a similar question? In fact, prayer was the only thing they ever asked Jesus to teach them to do. They wanted to learn because they saw that when Jesus prayed things changed. What if things could begin to change in your life, because you simply learned to pray? For some reason, God has chosen to limit some of the things He will do in our life to our prayers. We invite you to join us on a journey this October as we move from just having a prayer list to having A Praying Life.
Because of COVID we were inundated with messages about good physical hygiene, but what about healthy hygiene habits for our emotions? When we neglect our emotional hygiene, we tend to be controlled by them, instead of us being in control. Our emotions have the powerful ability to impact our physical and mental state. In fact, we can’t think of an area that isn’t affected by our emotions. God gave us a mind, a body, AND our emotions. Sometimes emotions can get overlooked in the church world as if they only belong to the realm of self-help or psychology. But if God gave them to us, then He has something to say about how we can have good emotional health. As I’m sure you’ve figured out by now, when our emotions are healthy every area of our life tends to get better. Join us this September as we come in for a checkup and start developing healthy habits that create Emotional Hygiene.
Because of COVID we were inundated with messages about good physical hygiene, but what about healthy hygiene habits for our emotions? When we neglect our emotional hygiene, we tend to be controlled by them, instead of us being in control. Our emotions have the powerful ability to impact our physical and mental state. In fact, we can’t think of an area that isn’t affected by our emotions. God gave us a mind, a body, AND our emotions. Sometimes emotions can get overlooked in the church world as if they only belong to the realm of self-help or psychology. But if God gave them to us, then He has something to say about how we can have good emotional health. As I’m sure you’ve figured out by now, when our emotions are healthy every area of our life tends to get better. Join us this September as we come in for a checkup and start developing healthy habits that create Emotional Hygiene.
Because of COVID we were inundated with messages about good physical hygiene, but what about healthy hygiene habits for our emotions? When we neglect our emotional hygiene, we tend to be controlled by them, instead of us being in control. Our emotions have the powerful ability to impact our physical and mental state. In fact, we can’t think of an area that isn’t affected by our emotions. God gave us a mind, a body, AND our emotions. Sometimes emotions can get overlooked in the church world as if they only belong to the realm of self-help or psychology. But if God gave them to us, then He has something to say about how we can have good emotional health. As I’m sure you’ve figured out by now, when our emotions are healthy every area of our life tends to get better. Join us this September as we come in for a checkup and start developing healthy habits that create Emotional Hygiene.
Because of COVID we were inundated with messages about good physical hygiene, but what about healthy hygiene habits for our emotions? When we neglect our emotional hygiene, we tend to be controlled by them, instead of us being in control. Our emotions have the powerful ability to impact our physical and mental state. In fact, we can’t think of an area that isn’t affected by our emotions. God gave us a mind, a body, AND our emotions. Sometimes emotions can get overlooked in the church world as if they only belong to the realm of self-help or psychology. But if God gave them to us, then He has something to say about how we can have good emotional health. As I’m sure you’ve figured out by now, when our emotions are healthy every area of our life tends to get better. Join us this September as we come in for a checkup and start developing healthy habits that create Emotional Hygiene.
Have you ever said something that instantly you knew you shouldn’t have? Has your mouth ever gotten you into trouble at work, at home, or with a friend? Our BIG mouth can cost us BIG time! The Scriptures offer some very practical guidance on how we can tame our tongue and avoid losing what’s most important to us. Join us this August as we laugh and grow in God’s grace!
Have you ever said something that instantly you knew you shouldn’t have? Has your mouth ever gotten you into trouble at work, at home, or with a friend? Our BIG mouth can cost us BIG time! The Scriptures offer some very practical guidance on how we can tame our tongue and avoid losing what’s most important to us. Join us this August as we laugh and grow in God’s grace!
Have you ever said something that instantly you knew you shouldn’t have? Has your mouth ever gotten you into trouble at work, at home, or with a friend? Our BIG mouth can cost us BIG time! The Scriptures offer some very practical guidance on how we can tame our tongue and avoid losing what’s most important to us. Join us this August as we laugh and grow in God’s grace!
Have you ever said something that instantly you knew you shouldn’t have? Has your mouth ever gotten you into trouble at work, at home, or with a friend? Our BIG mouth can cost us BIG time! The Scriptures offer some very practical guidance on how we can tame our tongue and avoid losing what’s most important to us. Join us this August as we laugh and grow in God’s grace
Have you ever felt like Christians have a bad habit of acting like they are better than everyone else? It can almost feel like they think they were born perfect. To make matters worse, not only do they think they are holier than thou they seem to think they love Jesus more than even other Christians. Is it possible that Jesus doesn’t feel the same way about their self-professing love? Is it possible to be too zealous for God? Churches don’t mention it much, but our passion for following God can have a dark side. A dark side that pushes the very people Jesus loves away from Him. What if with the purest intentions you are accidentally coming across as Holier than Thou? Join us this July and bring a friend who might have given up on church as we dig into our souls and look for pride, exclusivity, and overzealousness
Have you ever felt like Christians have a bad habit of acting like they are better than everyone else? It can almost feel like they think they were born perfect. To make matters worse, not only do they think they are holier than thou they seem to think they love Jesus more than even other Christians. Is it possible that Jesus doesn’t feel the same way about their self-professing love? Is it possible to be too zealous for God? Churches don’t mention it much, but our passion for following God can have a dark side. A dark side that pushes the very people Jesus loves away from Him. What if with the purest intentions you are accidentally coming across as Holier than Thou? Join us this July and bring a friend who might have given up on church as we dig into our souls and look for pride, exclusivity, and overzealousness
Have you ever felt like Christians have a bad habit of acting like they are better than everyone else? It can almost feel like they think they were born perfect. To make matters worse, not only do they think they are holier than thou they seem to think they love Jesus more than even other Christians. Is it possible that Jesus doesn’t feel the same way about their self-professing love? Is it possible to be too zealous for God? Churches don’t mention it much, but our passion for following God can have a dark side. A dark side that pushes the very people Jesus loves away from Him. What if with the purest intentions you are accidentally coming across as Holier than Thou? Join us this July and bring a friend who might have given up on church as we dig into our souls and look for pride, exclusivity, and overzealousness
Have you ever felt like Christians have a bad habit of acting like they are better than everyone else? It can almost feel like they think they were born perfect. To make matters worse, not only do they think they are holier than thou they seem to think they love Jesus more than even other Christians. Is it possible that Jesus doesn’t feel the same way about their self-professing love? Is it possible to be too zealous for God? Churches don’t mention it much, but our passion for following God can have a dark side. A dark side that pushes the very people Jesus loves away from Him. What if with the purest intentions you are accidentally coming across as Holier than Thou? Join us this July and bring a friend who might have given up on church as we dig into our souls and look for pride, exclusivity, and overzealousness
Have you ever felt like Christians have a bad habit of acting like they are better than everyone else? It can almost feel like they think they were born perfect. To make matters worse, not only do they think they are holier than thou they seem to think they love Jesus more than even other Christians. Is it possible that Jesus doesn’t feel the same way about their self-professing love? Is it possible to be too zealous for God? Churches don’t mention it much, but our passion for following God can have a dark side. A dark side that pushes the very people Jesus loves away from Him. What if with the purest intentions you are accidentally coming across as Holier than Thou? Join us this July and bring a friend who might have given up on church as we dig into our souls and look for pride, exclusivity, and overzealousness
Have you ever found a song that just perfectly captured how you felt? Maybe you and your special someone have a song that describes your relationship perfectly. Did you know there is a song catalog in the Bible that has perfectly captured people’s feelings for 1000s of years? Whether you’re happy, sad, lonely, anxious, or excited about the future there is a psalm for you! We are kicking off the summer by looking at some psalms that will sustain you no matter the weather or the season of your soul. Bring a friend as we look at a few ancient playlists that feel surprisingly current.
Have you ever found a song that just perfectly captured how you felt? Maybe you and your special someone have a song that describes your relationship perfectly. Did you know there is a song catalog in the Bible that has perfectly captured people’s feelings for 1000s of years? Whether you’re happy, sad, lonely, anxious, or excited about the future there is a psalm for you! We are kicking off the summer by looking at some psalms that will sustain you no matter the weather or the season of your soul. Bring a friend as we look at a few ancient playlists that feel surprisingly current.
Have you ever found a song that just perfectly captured how you felt? Maybe you and your special someone have a song that describes your relationship perfectly. Did you know there is a song catalog in the Bible that has perfectly captured people’s feelings for 1000s of years? Whether you’re happy, sad, lonely, anxious, or excited about the future there is a psalm for you! We are kicking off the summer by looking at some psalms that will sustain you no matter the weather or the season of your soul. Bring a friend as we look at a few ancient playlists that feel surprisingly current.
Have you ever found a song that just perfectly captured how you felt? Maybe you and your special someone have a song that describes your relationship perfectly. Did you know there is a song catalog in the Bible that has perfectly captured people’s feelings for 1000s of years? Whether you’re happy, sad, lonely, anxious, or excited about the future there is a psalm for you! We are kicking off the summer by looking at some psalms that will sustain you no matter the weather or the season of your soul. Bring a friend as we look at a few ancient playlists that feel surprisingly current.
Have you ever found a song that just perfectly captured how you felt? Maybe you and your special someone have a song that describes your relationship perfectly. Did you know there is a song catalog in the Bible that has perfectly captured people’s feelings for 1000s of years? Whether you’re happy, sad, lonely, anxious, or excited about the future there is a psalm for you! We are kicking off the summer by looking at some psalms that will sustain you no matter the weather or the season of your soul. Bring a friend as we look at a few ancient playlists that feel surprisingly current
It’s the time of year when we can finally start emerging from our indoor hibernation. One of the first signs of Spring are people walking outside. Maybe you have started walking again in your neighborhood. Did you know that one of the primary metaphors for our spiritual life is walking? We are encouraged to walk in the light, walk in the Spirit, and to walk by faith. In the very beginning, we walked with God in the garden. What would it be like to do that again? We never see Jesus running anywhere. Instead, we see him inviting us to come and walk with him on a journey. Bring a friend and join us this month as we rediscover the spiritual practice of Walking with God.
It’s the time of year when we can finally start emerging from our indoor hibernation. One of the first signs of Spring are people walking outside. Maybe you have started walking again in your neighborhood. Did you know that one of the primary metaphors for our spiritual life is walking? We are encouraged to walk in the light, walk in the Spirit, and to walk by faith. In the very beginning, we walked with God in the garden. What would it be like to do that again? We never see Jesus running anywhere. Instead, we see him inviting us to come and walk with him on a journey. Bring a friend and join us this month as we rediscover the spiritual practice of Walking with God.
It’s the time of year when we can finally start emerging from our indoor hibernation. One of the first signs of Spring are people walking outside. Maybe you have started walking again in your neighborhood. Did you know that one of the primary metaphors for our spiritual life is walking? We are encouraged to walk in the light, walk in the Spirit, and to walk by faith. In the very beginning, we walked with God in the garden. What would it be like to do that again? We never see Jesus running anywhere. Instead, we see him inviting us to come and walk with him on a journey. Bring a friend and join us this month as we rediscover the spiritual practice of Walking with God.
It’s the time of year when we can finally start emerging from our indoor hibernation. One of the first signs of Spring are people walking outside. Maybe you have started walking again in your neighborhood. Did you know that one of the primary metaphors for our spiritual life is walking? We are encouraged to walk in the light, walk in the Spirit, and to walk by faith. In the very beginning, we walked with God in the garden. What would it be like to do that again? We never see Jesus running anywhere. Instead, we see him inviting us to come and walk with him on a journey. Bring a friend and join us this month as we rediscover the spiritual practice of Walking with God.
It’s the time of year when we can finally start emerging from our indoor hibernation. One of the first signs of Spring are people walking outside. Maybe you have started walking again in your neighborhood. Did you know that one of the primary metaphors for our spiritual life is walking? We are encouraged to walk in the light, walk in the Spirit, and to walk by faith. In the very beginning, we walked with God in the garden. What would it be like to do that again? We never see Jesus running anywhere. Instead, we see him inviting us to come and walk with him on a journey. Bring a friend and join us this month as we rediscover the spiritual practice of Walking with God.
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways. What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways. What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways. What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
Most people enjoy the companionship of a pet, but some animals were never meant to be domesticated. Their nature is too wild, their instincts are too dangerous. People have tried, but their nature eventually comes out in often deadly ways. What if you and I have a few pet sins we are trying to domesticate? What if it seems harmless now, but in the end causes serious harm to us and the people we love?
Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done? One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us. Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”? This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!
Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done? One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us. Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”? This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!
Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done? One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us. Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”? This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!
Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done? One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us. Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”? This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!
Many people have heard that God loves them, but honestly it can be hard to believe. Does God love me with my doubts? Does God love me with my imperfections? Does God love me with all of the things I’ve done? One of the hardest concepts to grasp is just how deep God’s love is for us. The moment we start to believe it, something reminds us of all the reasons why God couldn’t love someone like us. Sometimes we picture God being easily angered or just waiting to punish us for the slightest infraction. Who is the God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy? Who is the God that’s called the “friend of sinners”? This February, we want to introduce you to the God who doesn’t just contain love, but is love. The God whose heart is for you, the God who wants you, the God who will never abandon you, the God who offers you a home in Him…the God who loves sinners like me!
We all have questions, but 3 questions rise above them all. Having a more meaningful and purposeful life starts with asking yourself the right questions. And your answer to these 3 questions has the potential to change everything. There is no better time for a fresh start than a new year! If you want to change anything this year then start with these 3 Big Questions that Change Everything!
We all have questions, but 3 questions rise above them all. Having a more meaningful and purposeful life starts with asking yourself the right questions. And your answer to these 3 questions has the potential to change everything. There is no better time for a fresh start than a new year! If you want to change anything this year then start with these 3 Big Questions that Change Everything!
We all have questions, but 3 questions rise above them all. Having a more meaningful and purposeful life starts with asking yourself the right questions. And your answer to these 3 questions has the potential to change everything. There is no better time for a fresh start than a new year! If you want to change anything this year then start with these 3 Big Questions that Change Everything!
We all have questions, but 3 questions rise above them all. Having a more meaningful and purposeful life starts with asking yourself the right questions. And your answer to these 3 questions has the potential to change everything. There is no better time for a fresh start than a new year! If you want to change anything this year then start with these 3 Big Questions that Change Everything!
Christians sometimes can have more in common with the Grinch than with Jesus. Especially, during the most wonderful time of the year! This is the season that brought joy to all people, but we can be so offended because a cashier said “Happy Holidays!” Grumpy, frustrated, and easily offended too often describes the people who follow the One who taught us to turn the other cheek. Jesus was born into a world that was so radically opposed to His way of life that it killed Him and yet He never seemed offended. How do you and I learn to live like that? How can we make room at our table for those who think and live differently than we do…just like Jesus did? What if this Christmas you gave others the same grace you’ve received? What could happen if you became Unoffendable?
Christians sometimes can have more in common with the Grinch than with Jesus. Especially, during the most wonderful time of the year! This is the season that brought joy to all people, but we can be so offended because a cashier said “Happy Holidays!” Grumpy, frustrated, and easily offended too often describes the people who follow the One who taught us to turn the other cheek. Jesus was born into a world that was so radically opposed to His way of life that it killed Him and yet He never seemed offended. How do you and I learn to live like that? How can we make room at our table for those who think and live differently than we do…just like Jesus did? What if this Christmas you gave others the same grace you’ve received? What could happen if you became Unoffendable?
Christians sometimes can have more in common with the Grinch than with Jesus. Especially, during the most wonderful time of the year! This is the season that brought joy to all people, but we can be so offended because a cashier said “Happy Holidays!” Grumpy, frustrated, and easily offended too often describes the people who follow the One who taught us to turn the other cheek. Jesus was born into a world that was so radically opposed to His way of life that it killed Him and yet He never seemed offended. How do you and I learn to live like that? How can we make room at our table for those who think and live differently than we do…just like Jesus did? What if this Christmas you gave others the same grace you’ve received? What could happen if you became Unoffendable?
Have you ever looked at someone else’s life and thought it would be nice to be them? It would be nice to have their figure, their job, their spouse, their house…their life! We know we should be more grateful, but sometimes it’s hard to scroll through social media and not compare. This November we want to help you learn the power of gratitude for what you have, who you are, and what God has given you! Bring a friend you’re grateful for as we leave comparison behind!
Have you ever looked at someone else’s life and thought it would be nice to be them? It would be nice to have their figure, their job, their spouse, their house…their life! We know we should be more grateful, but sometimes it’s hard to scroll through social media and not compare. This November we want to help you learn the power of gratitude for what you have, who you are, and what God has given you! Bring a friend you’re grateful for as we leave comparison behind!
Have you ever looked at someone else’s life and thought it would be nice to be them? It would be nice to have their figure, their job, their spouse, their house…their life! We know we should be more grateful, but sometimes it’s hard to scroll through social media and not compare. This November we want to help you learn the power of gratitude for what you have, who you are, and what God has given you! Bring a friend you’re grateful for as we leave comparison behind!
Have you ever looked at someone else’s life and thought it would be nice to be them? It would be nice to have their figure, their job, their spouse, their house…their life! We know we should be more grateful, but sometimes it’s hard to scroll through social media and not compare. This November we want to help you learn the power of gratitude for what you have, who you are, and what God has given you! Bring a friend you’re grateful for as we leave comparison behind!
Have you ever found yourself wondering if you can set limits and still be a loving person? How do you handle someone who seems to always want more of your time, energy or money? Do you feel guilty setting boundaries? If you struggle deciding what to let into your life, and what to keep out, our new series, Fences & Gates, is for you! Join us this fall and start taking control of your life!
Have you ever found yourself wondering if you can set limits and still be a loving person? How do you handle someone who seems to always want more of your time, energy or money? Do you feel guilty setting boundaries? If you struggle deciding what to let into your life, and what to keep out, our new series, Fences & Gates, is for you! Join us this fall and start taking control of your life!
Have you ever found yourself wondering if you can set limits and still be a loving person? How do you handle someone who seems to always want more of your time, energy or money? Do you feel guilty setting boundaries? If you struggle deciding what to let into your life, and what to keep out, our new series, Fences & Gates, is for you! Join us this fall and start taking control of your life!
Have you ever found yourself wondering if you can set limits and still be a loving person? How do you handle someone who seems to always want more of your time, energy or money? Do you feel guilty setting boundaries? If you struggle deciding what to let into your life, and what to keep out, our new series, Fences & Gates, is for you! Join us this fall and start taking control of your life!
As we come out of summer and school starts back up, you’re bound to hear some stories from people you haven’t seen in a while. Stories about vacations, hiking, sports tournaments, and camp. But we think the most important story you’ll hear this season will be about God’s love and faithfulness. During the month of September, people you sit beside every week will Testify to what they have seen God do in their life. They have a lot to teach us about making our inside stronger than our outside. Bring a friend and some tissues because we believe you’ll be inspired to Testify about God’s faithfulness and goodness in your own life!
As we come out of summer and school starts back up, you’re bound to hear some stories from people you haven’t seen in a while. Stories about vacations, hiking, sports tournaments, and camp. But we think the most important story you’ll hear this season will be about God’s love and faithfulness. During the month of September, people you sit beside every week will Testify to what they have seen God do in their life. They have a lot to teach us about making our inside stronger than our outside. Bring a friend and some tissues because we believe you’ll be inspired to Testify about God’s faithfulness and goodness in your own life!
As we come out of summer and school starts back up, you’re bound to hear some stories from people you haven’t seen in a while. Stories about vacations, hiking, sports tournaments, and camp. But we think the most important story you’ll hear this season will be about God’s love and faithfulness. During the month of September, people you sit beside every week will Testify to what they have seen God do in their life. They have a lot to teach us about making our inside stronger than our outside. Bring a friend and some tissues because we believe you’ll be inspired to Testify about God’s faithfulness and goodness in your own life!
As we come out of summer and school starts back up, you’re bound to hear some stories from people you haven’t seen in a while. Stories about vacations, hiking, sports tournaments, and camp. But we think the most important story you’ll hear this season will be about God’s love and faithfulness. During the month of September, people you sit beside every week will Testify to what they have seen God do in their life. They have a lot to teach us about making our inside stronger than our outside. Bring a friend and some tissues because we believe you’ll be inspired to Testify about God’s faithfulness and goodness in your own life!
When you feel down and out, you may be down, but you’re never out. There is still hope. Sure, you may be behind. It may be the Bottom of the 9th, but there is still a chance to turn this game around. Bring a friend and join us as we see how with Jesus it’s never really over.
When you feel down and out, you may be down, but you’re never out. There is still hope. Sure, you may be behind. It may be the Bottom of the 9th, but there is still a chance to turn this game around. Bring a friend and join us as we see how with Jesus it’s never really over.
When you feel down and out, you may be down, but you’re never out. There is still hope. Sure, you may be behind. It may be the Bottom of the 9th, but there is still a chance to turn this game around. Bring a friend and join us as we see how with Jesus it’s never really over.
When you feel down and out, you may be down, but you’re never out. There is still hope. Sure, you may be behind. It may be the Bottom of the 9th, but there is still a chance to turn this game around. Bring a friend and join us as we see how with Jesus it’s never really over. You can start a comeback story this August!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Have you ever wished for just 5 minutes with an expert because you knew if could get it, they would help you get unstuck? 5 minutes with the right coach can save you years of wasted time, energy, and opportunities. Fortunately for us, other people of faith have successfully run the race we are facing. Their stories are left for us in the Old Testament to guide us, encourage us, and inspire us in our race! Each week we will introduce you to a champion who will coach you in a different aspect of being successful in the race of life. If you are in need of a coach’s Pep Talk don’t miss our new series!
Do you want to do something great for God, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to leave a lasting impact that will influence generations to come? We believe God has a purpose for you that’s greater than just your life. The Old Testament character of Nehemiah will be our guide on how to fulfill the vision God has for each one of us. Not only do we have an individual role, we also have a collective role. Our unique roles in God’s story, all intersect with His church. We are Christians today because of generations who came before us and made a place for us to hear and see of God’s great love. This is our time to do something great for God as we build for generations to come!
Do you want to do something great for God, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to leave a lasting impact that will influence generations to come? We believe God has a purpose for you that’s greater than just your life. The Old Testament character of Nehemiah will be our guide on how to fulfill the vision God has for each one of us. Not only do we have an individual role, we also have a collective role. Our unique roles in God’s story, all intersect with His church. We are Christians today because of generations who came before us and made a place for us to hear and see of God’s great love. This is our time to do something great for God as we build for generations to come!
Do you want to do something great for God, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to leave a lasting impact that will influence generations to come? We believe God has a purpose for you that’s greater than just your life. The Old Testament character of Nehemiah will be our guide on how to fulfill the vision God has for each one of us. Not only do we have an individual role, we also have a collective role. Our unique roles in God’s story, all intersect with His church. We are Christians today because of generations who came before us and made a place for us to hear and see of God’s great love. This is our time to do something great for God as we build for generations to come!
Do you want to do something great for God, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to leave a lasting impact that will influence generations to come? We believe God has a purpose for you that’s greater than just your life. The Old Testament character of Nehemiah will be our guide on how to fulfill the vision God has for each one of us. Not only do we have an individual role, we also have a collective role. Our unique roles in God’s story, all intersect with His church. We are Christians today because of generations who came before us and made a place for us to hear and see of God’s great love. This is our time to do something great for God as we build for generations to come!
Do you want to do something great for God, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to leave a lasting impact that will influence generations to come? We believe God has a purpose for you that’s greater than just your life. The Old Testament character of Nehemiah will be our guide on how to fulfill the vision God has for each one of us. Not only do we have an individual role, we also have a collective role. Our unique roles in God’s story, all intersect with His church. We are Christians today because of generations who came before us and made a place for us to hear and see of God’s great love. This is our time to do something great for God as we build for generations to come!
Do you want to do something great for God, but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to leave a lasting impact that will influence generations to come? We believe God has a purpose for you that’s greater than just your life. The Old Testament character of Nehemiah will be our guide on how to fulfill the vision God has for each one of us. Not only do we have an individual role, we also have a collective role. Our unique roles in God’s story, all intersect with His church. We are Christians today because of generations who came before us and made a place for us to hear and see of God’s great love. This is our time to do something great for God as we build for generations to come!
Do you feel like life expects you to pretend that everything is okay even when it’s not? When people ask how you are doing, do you fake that you’re fine? Somewhere along the way we’ve learned it’s not okay to admit we’re struggling. We’ve been told to just put on a happy face. But what if all of the pretending is keeping us from experiencing true healing? God has given us all of our emotions and they are all needed for a healthy soul. At the core of ending the pretending is realizing that God loves you, not the you you’re pretending to be
Do you feel like life expects you to pretend that everything is okay even when it’s not? When people ask how you are doing, do you fake that you’re fine? Somewhere along the way we’ve learned it’s not okay to admit we’re struggling. We’ve been told to just put on a happy face. But what if all of the pretending is keeping us from experiencing true healing? God has given us all of our emotions and they are all needed for a healthy soul. At the core of ending the pretending is realizing that God loves you, not the you you’re pretending to be.
Do you feel like life expects you to pretend that everything is okay even when it’s not? When people ask how you are doing, do you fake that you’re fine? Somewhere along the way we’ve learned it’s not okay to admit we’re struggling. We’ve been told to just put on a happy face. But what if all of the pretending is keeping us from experiencing true healing? God has given us all of our emotions and they are all needed for a healthy soul. At the core of ending the pretending is realizing that God loves you, not the you you’re pretending to be.
Can smart people believe in a God who intervenes in people’s lives? Aren’t miracles contrary to science? Maybe you find yourself on the other end of the spectrum and you need a miracle. Skeptic or believer, this is a series aimed at strengthening your faith in the God behind the supernatural.
Can smart people believe in a God who intervenes in people’s lives? Aren’t miracles contrary to science? Maybe you find yourself on the other end of the spectrum and you need a miracle. Skeptic or believer, this is a series aimed at strengthening your faith in the God behind the supernatural.
Can smart people believe in a God who intervenes in people’s lives? Aren’t miracles contrary to science? Maybe you find yourself on the other end of the spectrum and you need a miracle. Skeptic or believer, this is a series aimed at strengthening your faith in the God behind the supernatural.
Can smart people believe in a God who intervenes in people’s lives? Aren’t miracles contrary to science? Maybe you find yourself on the other end of the spectrum and you need a miracle. Skeptic or believer, this is a series aimed at strengthening your faith in the God behind the supernatural.
Our world is addicted to love, sex is used to sell everything, and dating has devolved to swiping right. How can we find the pure love that seems so elusive? Love, sex, marriage, relationships all of it was God’s idea and we think He has some things to say that will help your love last. Whether single, dating, or married this series is for you! Join us as we laugh and learn about Love, Sex & Dating!
Our world is addicted to love, sex is used to sell everything, and dating has devolved to swiping right. How can we find the pure love that seems so elusive? Love, sex, marriage, relationships all of it was God’s idea and we think He has some things to say that will help your love last. Whether single, dating, or married this series is for you! Join us as we laugh and learn about Love, Sex & Dating!
Our world is addicted to love, sex is used to sell everything, and dating has devolved to swiping right. How can we find the pure love that seems so elusive? Love, sex, marriage, relationships all of it was God’s idea and we think He has some things to say that will help your love last. Whether single, dating, or married this series is for you! Join us as we laugh and learn about Love, Sex & Dating!
Our world is addicted to love, sex is used to sell everything, and dating has devolved to swiping right. How can we find the pure love that seems so elusive? Love, sex, marriage, relationships all of it was God’s idea and we think He has some things to say that will help your love last. Whether single, dating, or married this series is for you! Join us as we laugh and learn about Love, Sex & Dating!
Our past mistakes, over past years, can take control of us. We can dwell on the past and feel like there is no hope for us. We can feel like things will never change. But the good news is that Jesus provides us with a new year full of hope and redemption. We don’t have to be defined by our past, but we can learn from our past for a stronger and more impactful future. God wants us to press on towards the life He has for us. He has given us a fresh REDO with a brand-new year! Let’s not waste it!
Our past mistakes, over past years, can take control of us. We can dwell on the past and feel like there is no hope for us. We can feel like things will never change. But the good news is that Jesus provides us with a new year full of hope and redemption. We don’t have to be defined by our past, but we can learn from our past for a stronger and more impactful future. God wants us to press on towards the life He has for us. He has given us a fresh REDO with a brand-new year! Let’s not waste it!
Our past mistakes, over past years, can take control of us. We can dwell on the past and feel like there is no hope for us. We can feel like things will never change. But the good news is that Jesus provides us with a new year full of hope and redemption. We don’t have to be defined by our past, but we can learn from our past for a stronger and more impactful future. God wants us to press on towards the life He has for us. He has given us a fresh REDO with a brand-new year! Let’s not waste it!
After this year, we all could use a lot more Merry and a bit more Bright! Christmas is the holiday we all look to, to lift our spirits. And this season can, but not just because of the music, the traditions, and the food. Over 2000 years ago, people who lived during a dark time saw a great light. And that light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. We believe there is good news of great joy for you and for all people found in the message of Christmas. This good news allows us to stay “Merry and Bright” no matter what is going on. We can’t wait to share it with you this Christmas!
After this year, we all could use a lot more Merry and a bit more Bright! Christmas is the holiday we all look to, to lift our spirits. And this season can, but not just because of the music, the traditions, and the food. Over 2000 years ago, people who lived during a dark time saw a great light. And that light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. We believe there is good news of great joy for you and for all people found in the message of Christmas. This good news allows us to stay “Merry and Bright” no matter what is going on. We can’t wait to share it with you this Christmas!
After this year, we all could use a lot more Merry and a bit more Bright! Christmas is the holiday we all look to, to lift our spirits. And this season can, but not just because of the music, the traditions, and the food. Over 2000 years ago, people who lived during a dark time saw a great light. And that light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. We believe there is good news of great joy for you and for all people found in the message of Christmas. This good news allows us to stay “Merry and Bright” no matter what is going on. We can’t wait to share it with you this Christmas!
When we think about idols, we typically think of an ancient culture that worshipped something that was man-made. But we are too smart to do something like that. Or are we? It’s easy for a good thing to quietly become the center of our life and the source of our meaning and happiness. When that happens, you’ll become fearful, worried, and even angry at the thought of losing it. There is only one thing that can meet our deepest needs…Jesus. Join us the month of November as we discover our own modern idols and restore God to His rightful place in our lives
When we think about idols, we typically think of an ancient culture that worshipped something that was man-made. But we are too smart to do something like that. Or are we? It’s easy for a good thing to quietly become the center of our life and the source of our meaning and happiness. When that happens, you’ll become fearful, worried, and even angry at the thought of losing it. There is only one thing that can meet our deepest needs…Jesus. Join us the month of November as we discover our own modern idols and restore God to His rightful place in our lives.
When we think about idols, we typically think of an ancient culture that worshipped something that was man-made. But we are too smart to do something like that. Or are we? It’s easy for a good thing to quietly become the center of our life and the source of our meaning and happiness. When that happens, you’ll become fearful, worried, and even angry at the thought of losing it. There is only one thing that can meet our deepest needs…Jesus. Join us the month of November as we discover our own modern idols and restore God to His rightful place in our lives.
When we think about idols, we typically think of an ancient culture that worshipped something that was man-made. But we are too smart to do something like that. Or are we? It’s easy for a good thing to quietly become the center of our life and the source of our meaning and happiness. When that happens, you’ll become fearful, worried, and even angry at the thought of losing it. There is only one thing that can meet our deepest needs…Jesus. Join us the month of November as we discover our own modern idols and restore God to His rightful place in our lives.
Most adults spend over HALF their life at work. Yet, many Christians– from the CEO to the teacher to the stay-at-home mom– struggle to see how their faith intersects with their 9-5 job. Join us this October for I Love Mondays, a new series exploring how our calling & career can bring glory to Christ in the marketplace, our families, and world. When Christians work with creativity, excellence, and integrity, we bring home so much more than a paycheck. When God is “on the job,” we discover the divine purpose, significance, and blessing in our 9-5 work. You may even say, “I Love Mondays!”
Most adults spend over HALF their life at work. Yet, many Christians– from the CEO to the teacher to the stay-at-home mom– struggle to see how their faith intersects with their 9-5 job. Join us this October for I Love Mondays, a new series exploring how our calling & career can bring glory to Christ in the marketplace, our families, and world. When Christians work with creativity, excellence, and integrity, we bring home so much more than a paycheck. When God is “on the job,” we discover the divine purpose, significance, and blessing in our 9-5 work. You may even say, “I Love Mondays!”
Most adults spend over HALF their life at work. Yet, many Christians– from the CEO to the teacher to the stay-at-home mom– struggle to see how their faith intersects with their 9-5 job. Join us this October for I Love Mondays, a new series exploring how our calling & career can bring glory to Christ in the marketplace, our families, and world. When Christians work with creativity, excellence, and integrity, we bring home so much more than a paycheck. When God is “on the job,” we discover the divine purpose, significance, and blessing in our 9-5 work. You may even say, “I Love Mondays!”
Most adults spend over HALF their life at work. Yet, many Christians– from the CEO to the teacher to the stay-at-home mom– struggle to see how their faith intersects with their 9-5 job. Join us this October for I Love Mondays, a new series exploring how our calling & career can bring glory to Christ in the marketplace, our families, and world. When Christians work with creativity, excellence, and integrity, we bring home so much more than a paycheck. When God is “on the job,” we discover the divine purpose, significance, and blessing in our 9-5 work. You may even say, “I Love Mondays!”
We want our friends and especially our enemies to think we have it all together. We need to look like the perfect mom, dad, or friend. We need them to be jealous of our curated life. And yet there’s another part of us that longs to be known for who we really are. To be accepted without the filters and props. To be loved even without a mask. Jesus invites us into a different kind of community. The kind where who you really are matters more than anything. The type of community in which no one is perfect and it’s a safe place to…Drop the Mask.
We want our friends and especially our enemies to think we have it all together. We need to look like the perfect mom, dad, or friend. We need them to be jealous of our curated life. And yet there’s another part of us that longs to be known for who we really are. To be accepted without the filters and props. To be loved even without a mask. Jesus invites us into a different kind of community. The kind where who you really are matters more than anything. The type of community in which no one is perfect and it’s a safe place to…Drop the Mask.
We want our friends and especially our enemies to think we have it all together. We need to look like the perfect mom, dad, or friend. We need them to be jealous of our curated life. And yet there’s another part of us that longs to be known for who we really are. To be accepted without the filters and props. To be loved even without a mask. Jesus invites us into a different kind of community. The kind where who you really are matters more than anything. The type of community in which no one is perfect and it’s a safe place to…Drop the Mask.
We want our friends and especially our enemies to think we have it all together. We need to look like the perfect mom, dad, or friend. We need them to be jealous of our curated life. And yet there’s another part of us that longs to be known for who we really are. To be accepted without the filters and props. To be loved even without a mask. Jesus invites us into a different kind of community. The kind where who you really are matters more than anything. The type of community in which no one is perfect and it’s a safe place to…Drop the Mask.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
Could you use a little more wisdom in your life? Do you need a faith that works today? Fortunately, for you and me, there is a little book written in the New Testament that is packed full of wisdom. Interestingly, it was written by Jesus’ half-brother and it’s the earliest book we have in the New Testament. It’s named after the author – James. James knows something about needing a faith that works. He didn’t decide to follow Jesus until after the resurrection. Join us as we wrap up the summer with a series that will set you up for the next season with a faith that works.
As Christians, we constantly battle with the urge to sin. Why is that? Because sin feels good! It’s easier to live a sinful life than a life for Christ. This has been ingrained in us since the garden. But while that life may be “easier,” scripture makes it clear that living a life of sin leads to death and separation from God. We are called to live abundantly for the glory of God and have eternal life with him. So as humans, how do we fight back against sin? We will be looking at 4 specific areas where we need to say, Not Today Satan!
As Christians, we constantly battle with the urge to sin. Why is that? Because sin feels good! It’s easier to live a sinful life than a life for Christ. This has been ingrained in us since the garden. But while that life may be “easier,” scripture makes it clear that living a life of sin leads to death and separation from God. We are called to live abundantly for the glory of God and have eternal life with him. So as humans, how do we fight back against sin? We will be looking at 4 specific areas where we need to say, Not Today Satan!
As Christians, we constantly battle with the urge to sin. Why is that? Because sin feels good! It’s easier to live a sinful life than a life for Christ. This has been ingrained in us since the garden. But while that life may be “easier,” scripture makes it clear that living a life of sin leads to death and separation from God. We are called to live abundantly for the glory of God and have eternal life with him. So as humans, how do we fight back against sin? We will be looking at 4 specific areas where we need to say, Not Today Satan!
As Christians, we constantly battle with the urge to sin. Why is that? Because sin feels good! It’s easier to live a sinful life than a life for Christ. This has been ingrained in us since the garden. But while that life may be “easier,” scripture makes it clear that living a life of sin leads to death and separation from God. We are called to live abundantly for the glory of God and have eternal life with him. So as humans, how do we fight back against sin? We will be looking at 4 specific areas where we need to say, Not Today Satan!
As Christians, we constantly battle with the urge to sin. Why is that? Because sin feels good! It’s easier to live a sinful life than a life for Christ. This has been ingrained in us since the garden. But while that life may be “easier,” scripture makes it clear that living a life of sin leads to death and separation from God. We are called to live abundantly for the glory of God and have eternal life with him. So as humans, how do we fight back against sin? We will be looking at 4 specific areas where we need to say, Not Today Satan!
As Christians, we constantly battle with the urge to sin. Why is that? Because sin feels good! It’s easier to live a sinful life than a life for Christ. This has been ingrained in us since the garden. But while that life may be “easier,” scripture makes it clear that living a life of sin leads to death and separation from God. We are called to live abundantly for the glory of God and have eternal life with him. So as humans, how do we fight back against sin? We will be looking at 4 specific areas where we need to say, Not Today Satan!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
Sometimes life doesn’t feel like a dream. Sometimes it can feel like a nightmare! Fortunately for us there is someone named Joseph who modeled for us what to do when life doesn’t match our dreams. The same God who took Joseph’s betrayal, false accusations, and imprisonment and brought good out of it will help you too!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
A word has power. A word can free you or keep you in prison. A word can heal or divide. The smallest word can have the biggest impact. The simplest word can change the direction of your life…if you have the courage to say it. Bring a friend and join us as we discover 7 Words That Will Change Your Life!
We start our relationship with God through faith and we continue that journey by walking in faith. In fact, faith is the only way we move forward and take new ground. We’re ready as a church to take a bold step of faith so we can continue to move forward as a church. If you are tired of being afraid and you’re ready to put your faith forward then bring a friend and join us for our series Faith Forward.
We start our relationship with God through faith and we continue that journey by walking in faith. In fact, faith is the only way we move forward and take new ground. We’re ready as a church to take a bold step of faith so we can continue to move forward as a church. If you are tired of being afraid and you’re ready to put your faith forward then bring a friend and join us for our series Faith Forward.
In these United States, politics tries to divide us along red and blue lines. It’s true that we disagree and vote differently on different issues BUT we have one King who is our one hope. He taught us to overcome evil with good and to love everyone. We believe Jesus can unite us where politics divides us. Bring a friend as we explore that despite our differences, we can still be These United Saints.
In these United States, politics tries to divide us along red and blue lines. It’s true that we disagree and vote differently on different issues BUT we have one King who is our one hope. He taught us to overcome evil with good and to love everyone. We believe Jesus can unite us where politics divides us. Bring a friend as we explore that despite our differences, we can still be These United Saints.
In these United States, politics tries to divide us along red and blue lines. It’s true that we disagree and vote differently on different issues BUT we have one King who is our one hope. He taught us to overcome evil with good and to love everyone. We believe Jesus can unite us where politics divides us. Bring a friend as we explore that despite our differences, we can still be These United Saints.
In these United States, politics tries to divide us along red and blue lines. It’s true that we disagree and vote differently on different issues BUT we have one King who is our one hope. He taught us to overcome evil with good and to love everyone. We believe Jesus can unite us where politics divides us. Bring a friend as we explore that despite our differences, we can still be These United Saints.
At Christmas we reflect more on peace, love, and joy than any other time of the year. We want to experience those qualities in our lives and in the lives of those we love. The story of Christmas tells us of a baby who not only had those qualities but offers those qualities to us…every day of the year. Bring a friend and find out how this baby who was called “Jesus” can be your “Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, & Prince of Peace.”
At Christmas we reflect more on peace, love, and joy than any other time of the year. We want to experience those qualities in our lives and in the lives of those we love. The story of Christmas tells us of a baby who not only had those qualities but offers those qualities to us…every day of the year. Bring a friend and find out how this baby who was called “Jesus” can be your “Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, & Prince of Peace.”
At Christmas we reflect more on peace, love, and joy than any other time of the year. We want to experience those qualities in our lives and in the lives of those we love. The story of Christmas tells us of a baby who not only had those qualities but offers those qualities to us…every day of the year. Bring a friend and find out how this baby who was called “Jesus” can be your “Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, & Prince of Peace.”
Our words have the power to build up or to tear down. Our most hurtful and healing memories involve the same thing…words. How do we use our words in a way that brings life to the soul and honor to Jesus? Bring a friend as we learn to stop throwing verbal punches
Our words have the power to build up or to tear down. Our most hurtful and healing memories involve the same thing…words. How do we use our words in a way that brings life to the soul and honor to Jesus? Bring a friend as we learn to stop throwing verbal punches.
Our words have the power to build up or to tear down. Our most hurtful and healing memories involve the same thing…words. How do we use our words in a way that brings life to the soul and honor to Jesus? Bring a friend as we learn to stop throwing verbal punches.
Our words have the power to build up or to tear down. Our most hurtful and healing memories involve the same thing…words. How do we use our words in a way that brings life to the soul and honor to Jesus? Bring a friend as we learn to stop throwing verbal punches.
When we were kids, we were afraid of lots of things. Now that we are adults, we didn’t outgrow our fears we just replaced them with new ones. Is it possible to live without fear of the future? Is it possible not to be constantly worried about money? Is it possible to move beyond the guilt of the past? Is it possible not to be scared about being alone? We believe the answer is, “Yes!” Join us as we learn to stop living in fear and to start moving forward in faith.
When we were kids, we were afraid of lots of things. Now that we are adults, we didn’t outgrow our fears we just replaced them with new ones. Is it possible to live without fear of the future? Is it possible not to be constantly worried about money? Is it possible to move beyond the guilt of the past? Is it possible not to be scared about being alone? We believe the answer is, “Yes!” Join us as we learn to stop living in fear and to start moving forward in faith.
When we were kids, we were afraid of lots of things. Now that we are adults, we didn’t outgrow our fears we just replaced them with new ones. Is it possible to live without fear of the future? Is it possible not to be constantly worried about money? Is it possible to move beyond the guilt of the past? Is it possible not to be scared about being alone? We believe the answer is, “Yes!” Join us as we learn to stop living in fear and to start moving forward in faith.
When we were kids, we were afraid of lots of things. Now that we are adults, we didn’t outgrow our fears we just replaced them with new ones. Is it possible to live without fear of the future? Is it possible not to be constantly worried about money? Is it possible to move beyond the guilt of the past? Is it possible not to be scared about being alone? We believe the answer is, “Yes!” Join us as we learn to stop living in fear and to start moving forward in faith.
When we were kids, we were afraid of lots of things. Now that we are adults, we didn’t outgrow our fears we just replaced them with new ones. Is it possible to live without fear of the future? Is it possible not to be constantly worried about money? Is it possible to move beyond the guilt of the past? Is it possible not to be scared about being alone? We believe the answer is, “Yes!” Join us as we learn to stop living in fear and to start moving forward in faith.
Throughout Scripture there are references to honey…kind words are like honey, God’s Word is like honey, and too much isn’t good for you! Join us this September when we’ll bee harvesting the honey hidden in the Bible and seeing how applying these truths will lead to a sweeter life!
Throughout Scripture there are references to honey…kind words are like honey, God’s Word is like honey, and too much isn’t good for you! Join us this September when we’ll bee harvesting the honey hidden in the Bible and seeing how applying these truths will lead to a sweeter life!
Throughout Scripture there are references to honey…kind words are like honey, God’s Word is like honey, and too much isn’t good for you! Join us this September when we’ll bee harvesting the honey hidden in the Bible and seeing how applying these truths will lead to a sweeter life!
Throughout Scripture there are references to honey…kind words are like honey, God’s Word is like honey, and too much isn’t good for you! Join us this September when we’ll bee harvesting the honey hidden in the Bible and seeing how applying these truths will lead to a sweeter life!
Some stories can’t be told with just words. That’s the story of Jesus: You gotta see it for yourself. You’re invited to come and see—not just to hear the words of Jesus, but to experience them. Join us for our new series “Come and See” and hear the story of Jesus from the eyewitness John.
Some stories can’t be told with just words. That’s the story of Jesus: You gotta see it for yourself. You’re invited to come and see—not just to hear the words of Jesus, but to experience them. Join us for our new series “Come and See” and hear the story of Jesus from the eyewitness John.
Some stories can’t be told with just words. That’s the story of Jesus: You gotta see it for yourself. You’re invited to come and see—not just to hear the words of Jesus, but to experience them. Join us for our new series “Come and See” and hear the story of Jesus from the eyewitness John.
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
Without even thinking about it, most of our time and attention naturally drifts toward the urgent, the daily to-do list, and distractions that provide momentary escape from our reality. At the same time, the most important part of us gets neglected and overlooked. The part of us that we will carry with us into eternity. This summer we want to help you tune in to all that God created you to be and come fully alive by shifting your focus to the core of your very being as you “Rediscover Your Soul.”
When you first fell in love, you took advantage of every opportunity to steal a hug or a kiss. Now they’re few and far between. You’re living different lives. You’ve changed. And with jobs and kids and bills…who has time for that anyway? This spring we want to revitalize your marriage by bringing back the romance, the communication, the commitment, and yes…the X’s & O’s.
When you first fell in love, you took advantage of every opportunity to steal a hug or a kiss. Now they’re few and far between. You’re living different lives. You’ve changed. And with jobs and kids and bills…who has time for that anyway? This spring we want to revitalize your marriage by bringing back the romance, the communication, the commitment, and yes…the X’s & O’s.
When you first fell in love, you took advantage of every opportunity to steal a hug or a kiss. Now they’re few and far between. You’re living different lives. You’ve changed. And with jobs and kids and bills…who has time for that anyway? This spring we want to revitalize your marriage by bringing back the romance, the communication, the commitment, and yes…the X’s & O’s.
When you first fell in love, you took advantage of every opportunity to steal a hug or a kiss. Now they’re few and far between. You’re living different lives. You’ve changed. And with jobs and kids and bills…who has time for that anyway? This spring we want to revitalize your marriage by bringing back the romance, the communication, the commitment, and yes…the X’s & O’s.
When you first fell in love, you took advantage of every opportunity to steal a hug or a kiss. Now they’re few and far between. You’re living different lives. You’ve changed. And with jobs and kids and bills…who has time for that anyway? This spring we want to revitalize your marriage by bringing back the romance, the communication, the commitment, and yes…the X’s & O’s.
Easter means that Jesus is alive! But what difference does that make to your everyday life? Bring a friend and come find out this Easter at Starpoint!
In addition to being a decorated or plastic egg, an “Easter Egg” is an unexpected feature in a piece of computer software or on a DVD, often included as a joke or a bonus. This 3-week series looks at the hidden “Easter Eggs” or prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament, and what they mean for the Easter story today. Each week connects a specific Old Testament prophecy about Jesus’ death and resurrection with a correlating New Testament passage that explains its significance. By examining the importance of Biblical prophecy and its role in Christian faith, we’ll uncover the great rescue plan Heaven had for humanity all along—one Easter Egg at a time.
In addition to being a decorated or plastic egg, an “Easter Egg” is an unexpected feature in a piece of computer software or on a DVD, often included as a joke or a bonus. This 3-week series looks at the hidden “Easter Eggs” or prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament, and what they mean for the Easter story today. Each week connects a specific Old Testament prophecy about Jesus’ death and resurrection with a correlating New Testament passage that explains its significance. By examining the importance of Biblical prophecy and its role in Christian faith, we’ll uncover the great rescue plan Heaven had for humanity all along—one Easter Egg at a time.
In addition to being a decorated or plastic egg, an “Easter Egg” is an unexpected feature in a piece of computer software or on a DVD, often included as a joke or a bonus. This 3-week series looks at the hidden “Easter Eggs” or prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament, and what they mean for the Easter story today. Each week connects a specific Old Testament prophecy about Jesus’ death and resurrection with a correlating New Testament passage that explains its significance. By examining the importance of Biblical prophecy and its role in Christian faith, we’ll uncover the great rescue plan Heaven had for humanity all along—one Easter Egg at a time.
What do you do when your back’s up against the wall? When there seems to be no way, when all seems impossible? Join us this March as we hear how the same God who guided the Israelites when they were caught between Pharaoh and the Red Sea will also lead us through the difficult seasons of our lives as we put into practice the “Red Sea Rules.”
What do you do when your back’s up against the wall? When there seems to be no way, when all seems impossible? Join us this March as we hear how the same God who guided the Israelites when they were caught between Pharaoh and the Red Sea will also lead us through the difficult seasons of our lives as we put into practice the “Red Sea Rules.”
What do you do when your back’s up against the wall? When there seems to be no way, when all seems impossible? Join us this March as we hear how the same God who guided the Israelites when they were caught between Pharaoh and the Red Sea will also lead us through the difficult seasons of our lives as we put into practice the “Red Sea Rules.”
What do you do when your back’s up against the wall? When there seems to be no way, when all seems impossible? Join us this March as we hear how the same God who guided the Israelites when they were caught between Pharaoh and the Red Sea will also lead us through the difficult seasons of our lives as we put into practice the “Red Sea Rules.”
Love is central to our faith. It’s meant to be visible and public, shared and shown to others. More important than what we know, feel, or believe is how our faith expresses itself through love. Bring a friend and join us this February as we learn to love God by loving others. Greater than faith, greater than hope…the Greatest is Love.
Love is central to our faith. It’s meant to be visible and public, shared and shown to others. More important than what we know, feel, or believe is how our faith expresses itself through love. Bring a friend and join us this February as we learn to love God by loving others. Greater than faith, greater than hope…the Greatest is Love.
Love is central to our faith. It’s meant to be visible and public, shared and shown to others. More important than what we know, feel, or believe is how our faith expresses itself through love. Bring a friend and join us this February as we learn to love God by loving others. Greater than faith, greater than hope…the Greatest is Love.
Love is central to our faith. It’s meant to be visible and public, shared and shown to others. More important than what we know, feel, or believe is how our faith expresses itself through love. Bring a friend and join us this February as we learn to love God by loving others. Greater than faith, greater than hope…the Greatest is Love.
Often in our culture we will use the phrase “I’m over it” when we have moved on…when we’re just “done” with something. But in many areas of our life we aren’t “over it,” instead, it is over us. We are overweight, overspent, overbooked, and overstimulated. This year it’s time we got over it instead of having it hanging over us. Bring a friend and join us as we get “Over It” in 2019.
Often in our culture we will use the phrase “I’m over it” when we have moved on…when we’re just “done” with something. But in many areas of our life we aren’t “over it,” instead, it is over us. We are overweight, overspent, overbooked, and overstimulated. This year it’s time we got over it instead of having it hanging over us. Bring a friend and join us as we get “Over It” in 2019.
Often in our culture we will use the phrase “I’m over it” when we have moved on…when we’re just “done” with something. But in many areas of our life we aren’t “over it,” instead, it is over us. We are overweight, overspent, overbooked, and overstimulated. This year it’s time we got over it instead of having it hanging over us. Bring a friend and join us as we get “Over It” in 2019.
What if this Christmas was different? What if you were more intentional about making it count? About focusing on the real meaning, appreciating the Gift and experiencing His real peace? We believe it could change everything. Join us as we focus on making more of This Christmas!
What if this Christmas was different? What if you were more intentional about making it count? About focusing on the real meaning, appreciating the Gift and experiencing His real peace? We believe it could change everything. Join us as we focus on making more of This Christmas!
What if this Christmas was different? What if you were more intentional about making it count? About focusing on the real meaning, appreciating the Gift and experiencing His real peace? We believe it could change everything. Join us as we focus on making more of This Christmas!
What if this Christmas was different? What if you were more intentional about making it count? About focusing on the real meaning, appreciating the Gift and experiencing His real peace? We believe it could change everything. Join us as we focus on making more of This Christmas!
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, know a parent, or hope to be a parent one day, join us for our message series “Purposeful Parenting” this November. Parenting is a huge responsibility, and there are no do-overs!
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, know a parent, or hope to be a parent one day, join us for our message series “Purposeful Parenting” this November. Parenting is a huge responsibility, and there are no do-overs!
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, know a parent, or hope to be a parent one day, join us for our message series “Purposeful Parenting” this November. Parenting is a huge responsibility, and there are no do-overs!
Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, know a parent, or hope to be a parent one day, join us for our message series “Purposeful Parenting” this November. Parenting is a huge responsibility, and there are no do-overs!
Do you struggle with prayer? Making time for it? Wondering if it “works” or if you’re doing it “right?” Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians, yet many of us are looking for help in developing this crucial habit for our relationship with God. If that’s you, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “31 Days of Prayer!” You’ll be equipped and challenged to grow in this area like never before!
Do you struggle with prayer? Making time for it? Wondering if it “works” or if you’re doing it “right?” Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians, yet many of us are looking for help in developing this crucial habit for our relationship with God. If that’s you, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “31 Days of Prayer!” You’ll be equipped and challenged to grow in this area like never before!
Do you struggle with prayer? Making time for it? Wondering if it “works” or if you’re doing it “right?” Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians, yet many of us are looking for help in developing this crucial habit for our relationship with God. If that’s you, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “31 Days of Prayer!” You’ll be equipped and challenged to grow in this area like never before!
Do you struggle with prayer? Making time for it? Wondering if it “works” or if you’re doing it “right?” Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians, yet many of us are looking for help in developing this crucial habit for our relationship with God. If that’s you, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “31 Days of Prayer!” You’ll be equipped and challenged to grow in this area like never before!
Do you struggle with prayer? Making time for it? Wondering if it “works” or if you’re doing it “right?” Prayer is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians, yet many of us are looking for help in developing this crucial habit for our relationship with God. If that’s you, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “31 Days of Prayer!” You’ll be equipped and challenged to grow in this area like never before!
Starpoint is celebrating our 15-year anniversary! Join us as we look back with gratitude at God’s faithfulness and look forward with faith for what God has for us this next year! It’s the perfect time to jump into the story that God is telling at Starpoint!
We were made for more…we were made to worship! But what is worship? How do we worship? Is it just singing at church or is there more to it than that? Join us this August as we delve deep into the heart of worship and discover how we are Made for More!
We were made for more…we were made to worship! But what is worship? How do we worship? Is it just singing at church or is there more to it than that? Join us this August as we delve deep into the heart of worship and discover how we are Made for More!
We were made for more…we were made to worship! But what is worship? How do we worship? Is it just singing at church or is there more to it than that? Join us this August as we delve deep into the heart of worship and discover how we are Made for More!
We were made for more…we were made to worship! But what is worship? How do we worship? Is it just singing at church or is there more to it than that? Join us this August as we delve deep into the heart of worship and discover how we are Made for More!
We were made for more…we were made to worship! But what is worship? How do we worship? Is it just singing at church or is there more to it than that? Join us this August as we delve deep into the heart of worship and discover how we are Made for More!
Join us this July and be challenged, encouraged and inspired as we tackle some of the fishiest stories in the Bible! Bring a friend to come hear what God has to tell us through some amazing tales in His Word! We promise you’ll be hooked on “Fish Stories!”
Join us this July and be challenged, encouraged and inspired as we tackle some of the fishiest stories in the Bible! Bring a friend to come hear what God has to tell us through some amazing tales in His Word! We promise you’ll be hooked on “Fish Stories!”
Join us this July and be challenged, encouraged and inspired as we tackle some of the fishiest stories in the Bible! Bring a friend to come hear what God has to tell us through some amazing tales in His Word! We promise you’ll be hooked on “Fish Stories!”
Join us this July and be challenged, encouraged and inspired as we tackle some of the fishiest stories in the Bible! Bring a friend to come hear what God has to tell us through some amazing tales in His Word! We promise you’ll be hooked on “Fish Stories!”
Join us this July and be challenged, encouraged and inspired as we tackle some of the fishiest stories in the Bible! Bring a friend to come hear what God has to tell us through some amazing tales in His Word! We promise you’ll be hooked on “Fish Stories!”
Can a smart person believe in God? So many of us want to believe, but we’ve got a lot of questions—things like: Is God really loving? Can I trust the Bible? Is Jesus really the only way? Bring some smart friends and join us this June as we tackle those questions and more! You’ll be equipped to help others understand, and maybe even find a “Reason to Believe!”
Can a smart person believe in God? So many of us want to believe, but we’ve got a lot of questions—things like: Is God really loving? Can I trust the Bible? Is Jesus really the only way? Bring some smart friends and join us this June as we tackle those questions and more! You’ll be equipped to help others understand, and maybe even find a “Reason to Believe!”
Can a smart person believe in God? So many of us want to believe, but we’ve got a lot of questions—things like: Is God really loving? Can I trust the Bible? Is Jesus really the only way? Bring some smart friends and join us this June as we tackle those questions and more! You’ll be equipped to help others understand, and maybe even find a “Reason to Believe!”
Can a smart person believe in God? So many of us want to believe, but we’ve got a lot of questions—things like: Is God really loving? Can I trust the Bible? Is Jesus really the only way? Bring some smart friends and join us this June as we tackle those questions and more! You’ll be equipped to help others understand, and maybe even find a “Reason to Believe!”
Just as there are seasons in our calendar year, our soul goes through seasons as well. We go through dark & dry seasons. We go through seasons of reaping, seasons of vitality, and seasons of new growth. But how do we identify the season we’re in, and more importantly, how do we persevere during the hard ones? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Seasons of the Soul!”
Just as there are seasons in our calendar year, our soul goes through seasons as well. We go through dark & dry seasons. We go through seasons of reaping, seasons of vitality, and seasons of new growth. But how do we identify the season we’re in, and more importantly, how do we persevere during the hard ones? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Seasons of the Soul!”
Just as there are seasons in our calendar year, our soul goes through seasons as well. We go through dark & dry seasons. We go through seasons of reaping, seasons of vitality, and seasons of new growth. But how do we identify the season we’re in, and more importantly, how do we persevere during the hard ones? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Seasons of the Soul!”
Just as there are seasons in our calendar year, our soul goes through seasons as well. We go through dark & dry seasons. We go through seasons of reaping, seasons of vitality, and seasons of new growth. But how do we identify the season we’re in, and more importantly, how do we persevere during the hard ones? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Seasons of the Soul!”
What’s on your bucket list? Visit the Grand Canyon? Run a marathon? Swim with dolphins? What if there were other things…eternal things, to do in our lifetime? What if we made a bucket list of things that would make a difference in our relationship with God? We only have one life and one story to tell…what will your story be? Join us for our new series, “One Life” to start your spiritual bucket list off right!
What’s on your bucket list? Visit the Grand Canyon? Run a marathon? Swim with dolphins? What if there were other things…eternal things, to do in our lifetime? What if we made a bucket list of things that would make a difference in our relationship with God? We only have one life and one story to tell…what will your story be? Join us for our new series, “One Life” to start your spiritual bucket list off right!
What’s on your bucket list? Visit the Grand Canyon? Run a marathon? Swim with dolphins? What if there were other things…eternal things, to do in our lifetime? What if we made a bucket list of things that would make a difference in our relationship with God? We only have one life and one story to tell…what will your story be? Join us for our new series, “One Life” to start your spiritual bucket list off right!
What’s on your bucket list? Visit the Grand Canyon? Run a marathon? Swim with dolphins? What if there were other things…eternal things, to do in our lifetime? What if we made a bucket list of things that would make a difference in our relationship with God? We only have one life and one story to tell…what will your story be? Join us for our new series, “One Life” to start your spiritual bucket list off right!
Your faith in God matters to God. In fact, God is most honored through your living, active, death-defying, out-of-the-box faith.That being the case, he’s committed to growing it! But how does that kind of spiritual growth happen? It’s probably not what you think! Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Secret Sauce” where we take a look at the 5 key ingredients God uses to grow our faith!
Your faith in God matters to God. In fact, God is most honored through your living, active, death-defying, out-of-the-box faith.That being the case, he’s committed to growing it! But how does that kind of spiritual growth happen? It’s probably not what you think! Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Secret Sauce” where we take a look at the 5 key ingredients God uses to grow our faith!
Your faith in God matters to God. In fact, God is most honored through your living, active, death-defying, out-of-the-box faith.That being the case, he’s committed to growing it! But how does that kind of spiritual growth happen? It’s probably not what you think! Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Secret Sauce” where we take a look at the 5 key ingredients God uses to grow our faith!
Your faith in God matters to God. In fact, God is most honored through your living, active, death-defying, out-of-the-box faith.That being the case, he’s committed to growing it! But how does that kind of spiritual growth happen? It’s probably not what you think! Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Secret Sauce” where we take a look at the 5 key ingredients God uses to grow our faith!
Your faith in God matters to God. In fact, God is most honored through your living, active, death-defying, out-of-the-box faith.That being the case, he’s committed to growing it! But how does that kind of spiritual growth happen? It’s probably not what you think! Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Secret Sauce” where we take a look at the 5 key ingredients God uses to grow our faith!
Love one another…be kind to one another…serve one another…forgive one another…pray for one another…the New Testament is filled with commands of how we should act toward one another. It seems like that should come naturally to us as Christians….relationships 101, but the truth is it doesn’t. Bring a friend and join us for our new series as we find out how to be better at the One Anothers!
Love one another…be kind to one another…serve one another…forgive one another…pray for one another…the New Testament is filled with commands of how we should act toward one another. It seems like that should come naturally to us as Christians….relationships 101, but the truth is it doesn’t. Bring a friend and join us for our new series as we find out how to be better at the One Anothers!
Love one another…be kind to one another…serve one another…forgive one another…pray for one another…the New Testament is filled with commands of how we should act toward one another. It seems like that should come naturally to us as Christians….relationships 101, but the truth is it doesn’t. Bring a friend and join us for our new series as we find out how to be better at the One Anothers!
Love one another…be kind to one another…serve one another…forgive one another…pray for one another…the New Testament is filled with commands of how we should act toward one another. It seems like that should come naturally to us as Christians….relationships 101, but the truth is it doesn’t. Bring a friend and join us for our new series as we find out how to be better at the One Anothers!
Chances are you want to make some changes in the new year, but sometimes it feels like some things will never change. This January bring some friends and come find hope for what seems impossible in our new series, ‘The New You!”
Chances are you want to make some changes in the new year, but sometimes it feels like some things will never change. This January bring some friends and come find hope for what seems impossible in our new series, ‘The New You!”
Chances are you want to make some changes in the new year, but sometimes it feels like some things will never change. This January bring some friends and come find hope for what seems impossible in our new series, ‘The New You!”
Have you given up on God…or know someone who has? What if you’ve given up on the wrong god? Whatever your view of God–we want you to come experience who God really is! This Christmas season, invite all your family and friends to come meet “The God I Wish You Knew.”
Have you given up on God…or know someone who has? What if you’ve given up on the wrong god? Whatever your view of God–we want you to come experience who God really is! This Christmas season, invite all your family and friends to come meet “The God I Wish You Knew.”
Have you given up on God…or know someone who has? What if you’ve given up on the wrong god? Whatever your view of God–we want you to come experience who God really is! This Christmas season, invite all your family and friends to come meet “The God I Wish You Knew.”
Have you given up on God…or know someone who has? What if you’ve given up on the wrong god? Whatever your view of God–we want you to come experience who God really is! This Christmas season, invite all your family and friends to come meet “The God I Wish You Knew.”
Everyone wants to be happy. We’re all on a happiness quest. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? Bring a friend and come find some answers in our new series #Happy!
Everyone wants to be happy. We’re all on a happiness quest. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? Bring a friend and come find some answers in our new series #Happy!
Everyone wants to be happy. We’re all on a happiness quest. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? Bring a friend and come find some answers in our new series #Happy!
Everyone wants to be happy. We’re all on a happiness quest. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? Bring a friend and come find some answers in our new series #Happy!
Everyone knows someone who’s entitled. They show up late. They don’t keep their commitments. They don’t pitch in. It’s all about them. And frankly, we don’t like them too much. But what if we’re all entitled…even just a little bit? Bring a friend and come find out how to get out of the entitlement trap in our new series, “EntitleMEnt”
Everyone knows someone who’s entitled. They show up late. They don’t keep their commitments. They don’t pitch in. It’s all about them. And frankly, we don’t like them too much. But what if we’re all entitled…even just a little bit? Bring a friend and come find out how to get out of the entitlement trap in our new series, “EntitleMEnt”
Everyone knows someone who’s entitled. They show up late. They don’t keep their commitments. They don’t pitch in. It’s all about them. And frankly, we don’t like them too much. But what if we’re all entitled…even just a little bit? Bring a friend and come find out how to get out of the entitlement trap in our new series, “EntitleMEnt”
Everyone knows someone who’s entitled. They show up late. They don’t keep their commitments. They don’t pitch in. It’s all about them. And frankly, we don’t like them too much. But what if we’re all entitled…even just a little bit? Bring a friend and come find out how to get out of the entitlement trap in our new series, “EntitleMEnt”
Floating around in pockets, sunk deep under couch cushions and folded in our wallets are 4 small words: “In God We Trust.” The words have been written on our currency since 1864, but are they written on our hearts? Do we trust God to provide for our future and give us the wisdom and strength to get out of debt? Do we trust Him enough to tithe? We all need some help counting on God when it comes to managing our finances…come find out how in our new series, “In God We trust!”
Floating around in pockets, sunk deep under couch cushions and folded in our wallets are 4 small words: “In God We Trust.” The words have been written on our currency since 1864, but are they written on our hearts? Do we trust God to provide for our future and give us the wisdom and strength to get out of debt? Do we trust Him enough to tithe? We all need some help counting on God when it comes to managing our finances…come find out how in our new series, “In God We trust!”
Floating around in pockets, sunk deep under couch cushions and folded in our wallets are 4 small words: “In God We Trust.” The words have been written on our currency since 1864, but are they written on our hearts? Do we trust God to provide for our future and give us the wisdom and strength to get out of debt? Do we trust Him enough to tithe? We all need some help counting on God when it comes to managing our finances…come find out how in our new series, “In God We trust!”
Floating around in pockets, sunk deep under couch cushions and folded in our wallets are 4 small words: “In God We Trust.” The words have been written on our currency since 1864, but are they written on our hearts? Do we trust God to provide for our future and give us the wisdom and strength to get out of debt? Do we trust Him enough to tithe? We all need some help counting on God when it comes to managing our finances…come find out how in our new series, “In God We trust!”
The difference between people who flourish in life and those who don’t is wisdom—and they apply it to every single situation they face. The wisdom contained in the book of Proverbs can help us learn how to make great decisions and live with fewer regrets by asking: “What’s the wise thing to do?”
The difference between people who flourish in life and those who don’t is wisdom—and they apply it to every single situation they face. The wisdom contained in the book of Proverbs can help us learn how to make great decisions and live with fewer regrets by asking: “What’s the wise thing to do?”
The difference between people who flourish in life and those who don’t is wisdom—and they apply it to every single situation they face. The wisdom contained in the book of Proverbs can help us learn how to make great decisions and live with fewer regrets by asking: “What’s the wise thing to do?”
The difference between people who flourish in life and those who don’t is wisdom—and they apply it to every single situation they face. The wisdom contained in the book of Proverbs can help us learn how to make great decisions and live with fewer regrets by asking: “What’s the wise thing to do?”
The difference between people who flourish in life and those who don’t is wisdom—and they apply it to every single situation they face. The wisdom contained in the book of Proverbs can help us learn how to make great decisions and live with fewer regrets by asking: “What’s the wise thing to do?” Bring a friend and join us this August to come find wisdom, purpose, and grow in your faith!
Grow up Catholic but now you’re Catholic-ish…or not really Catholic at all? Chances are you—or maybe your family—have some questions about our faith! Am I going to Heaven? Why don't we baptize infants? Why don't we take Communion every week? Can I pray to Mary and the Saints? Is this really church? It’s about time for some answers to Catholic Questions!
Grow up Catholic but now you’re Catholic-ish…or not really Catholic at all? Chances are you—or maybe your family—have some questions about our faith! Am I going to Heaven? Why don't we baptize infants? Why don't we take Communion every week? Can I pray to Mary and the Saints? Is this really church? It’s about time for some answers to Catholic Questions!
Grow up Catholic but now you’re Catholic-ish…or not really Catholic at all? Chances are you—or maybe your family—have some questions about our faith! Am I going to Heaven? Why don't we baptize infants? Why don't we take Communion every week? Can I pray to Mary and the Saints? Is this really church? It’s about time for some answers to Catholic Questions!
It’s sad to be remembered for what one might have been. Born with tremendous potential, enormous physical strength and a plan to do a great work for God, Samson’s life is largely remembered for all the wrong things…not exactly what any of us wish for our lives. Just like Samson, we all have strengths that God wants us to use for good… And just like Samson, we have weaknesses that can sidetrack our lives. This June, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Samson” and strengthen your walk with God.
It’s sad to be remembered for what one might have been. Born with tremendous potential, enormous physical strength and a plan to do a great work for God, Samson’s life is largely remembered for all the wrong things…not exactly what any of us wish for our lives. Just like Samson, we all have strengths that God wants us to use for good… And just like Samson, we have weaknesses that can sidetrack our lives. This June, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Samson” and strengthen your walk with God.
It’s sad to be remembered for what one might have been. Born with tremendous potential, enormous physical strength and a plan to do a great work for God, Samson’s life is largely remembered for all the wrong things…not exactly what any of us wish for our lives. Just like Samson, we all have strengths that God wants us to use for good… And just like Samson, we have weaknesses that can sidetrack our lives. This June, bring a friend and join us for our new series, “Samson” and strengthen your walk with God.
Busy. Tired. Worn Out…..It seems like that sums up most of our lives, most of the time! But what if it doesn’t have to be that way? As a matter of fact, God doesn’t want it to be that way! He wants us to rest, recharge, and renew…every week! Seem impossible? Grab a friend and get away to Northstar for our new series, “Every Week a Vacation!” Good times ahead!
Busy. Tired. Worn Out…..It seems like that sums up most of our lives, most of the time! But what if it doesn’t have to be that way? As a matter of fact, God doesn’t want it to be that way! He wants us to rest, recharge, and renew…every week! Seem impossible? Grab a friend and get away to Northstar for our new series, “Every Week a Vacation!” Good times ahead!
No one looks forward to that 3AM phone call. No one wishes they were unable to sleep, staring at the clock at 3AM. But 3AM moments happen…to all of us. And when they do, they hit us hard. In the middle of our darkest hour, we wonder if Jesus cares. Does He? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “3AM,” starting this Easter. Hope dawns in the morning.
No one looks forward to that 3AM phone call. No one wishes they were unable to sleep, staring at the clock at 3AM. But 3AM moments happen…to all of us. And when they do, they hit us hard. In the middle of our darkest hour, we wonder if Jesus cares. Does He? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “3AM,” starting this Easter. Hope dawns in the morning.
No one looks forward to that 3AM phone call. No one wishes they were unable to sleep, staring at the clock at 3AM. But 3AM moments happen…to all of us. And when they do, they hit us hard. In the middle of our darkest hour, we wonder if Jesus cares. Does He? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “3AM,” starting this Easter. Hope dawns in the morning.
No one looks forward to that 3AM phone call. No one wishes they were unable to sleep, staring at the clock at 3AM. But 3AM moments happen…to all of us. And when they do, they hit us hard. In the middle of our darkest hour, we wonder if Jesus cares. Does He? Bring a friend and join us for our new series, “3AM,” starting this Easter. Hope dawns in the morning.
People make promises all the time, but we often struggle to keep them. God makes promises as well. And He keeps Every. Single. One. Want to know what He’s promised you? Bring a friend and join us for our new series “Your Promises” You’ll be glad you did!
People make promises all the time, but we often struggle to keep them. God makes promises as well. And He keeps Every. Single. One. Want to know what He’s promised you? Bring a friend and join us for our new series “Your Promises” You’ll be glad you did!
People make promises all the time, but we often struggle to keep them. God makes promises as well. And He keeps Every. Single. One. Want to know what He’s promised you? Bring a friend and join us for our new series “Your Promises” You’ll be glad you did!
People make promises all the time, but we often struggle to keep them. God makes promises as well. And He keeps Every. Single. One. Want to know what He’s promised you? Bring a friend and join us for our new series “Your Promises” You’ll be glad you did!
People make promises all the time, but we often struggle to keep them. God makes promises as well. And He keeps Every. Single. One. Want to know what He’s promised you? Bring a friend and join us for our new series “Your Promises” You’ll be glad you did!
On our wedding day we recite our vows. We say we will “love and cherish, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part…” But from that day forward, a great marriage is going to require a lot more than words. If your marriage could be better, join us for our new relationship series, “More than Words” this February at Northstar!
On our wedding day we recite our vows. We say we will “love and cherish, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part…” But from that day forward, a great marriage is going to require a lot more than words. If your marriage could be better, join us for our new relationship series, “More than Words” this February at Northstar!
On our wedding day we recite our vows. We say we will “love and cherish, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part…” But from that day forward, a great marriage is going to require a lot more than words. If your marriage could be better, join us for our new relationship series, “More than Words” this February at Northstar!
On our wedding day we recite our vows. We say we will “love and cherish, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part…” But from that day forward, a great marriage is going to require a lot more than words. If your marriage could be better, join us for our new relationship series, “More than Words” this February at Northstar!
We’ve all got hangups. Some have been patterns in our family for generations. Others are self-inflicted. Whatever it is and wherever it started, it’s time for it to stop. This January, join us for our brand-new series and come find freedom from whatever hangup you just can’t seem to break. It’s time for #cyclebreaker
We’ve all got hangups. Some have been patterns in our family for generations. Others are self-inflicted. Whatever it is and wherever it started, it’s time for it to stop. This January, join us for our brand-new series and come find freedom from whatever hangup you just can’t seem to break. It’s time for #cyclebreaker
We’ve all got hangups. Some have been patterns in our family for generations. Others are self-inflicted. Whatever it is and wherever it started, it’s time for it to stop. This January, join us for our brand-new series and come find freedom from whatever hangup you just can’t seem to break. It’s time for #cyclebreaker
We’ve all got hangups. Some have been patterns in our family for generations. Others are self-inflicted. Whatever it is and wherever it started, it’s time for it to stop. This January, join us for our brand-new series and come find freedom from whatever hangup you just can’t seem to break. It’s time for #cyclebreaker
Over 2000 years ago, the people who walked in darkness saw a great light. That light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. No matter what season your life is in right now, there is good news of great joy for you and for all people…so that through all seasons we can say, “All is Bright.”
Over 2000 years ago, the people who walked in darkness saw a great light. That light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. No matter what season your life is in right now, there is good news of great joy for you and for all people…so that through all seasons we can say, “All is Bright.”
Over 2000 years ago, the people who walked in darkness saw a great light. That light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. No matter what season your life is in right now, there is good news of great joy for you and for all people…so that through all seasons we can say, “All is Bright.”
Over 2000 years ago, the people who walked in darkness saw a great light. That light continues to guide us to God’s best, and to bring hope and healing to every area of our lives. No matter what season your life is in right now, there is good news of great joy for you and for all people…so that through all seasons we can say, “All is Bright.”
Jobs. Parenting. Marriage. Finances. Elections…This is just the short list of the things that stress us out, leaving us a long list of stress-related medical problems as a result. But not only do our bodies suffer under the strain of stress…so do our souls as we find it harder and harder to live the way God intended. This November come find some relief for your soul in our new series, “Stressed Out. Soul Care Rx.” Bring a stressed out friend!
Jobs. Parenting. Marriage. Finances. Elections…This is just the short list of the things that stress us out, leaving us a long list of stress-related medical problems as a result. But not only do our bodies suffer under the strain of stress…so do our souls as we find it harder and harder to live the way God intended. This November come find some relief for your soul in our new series, “Stressed Out. Soul Care Rx.” Bring a stressed out friend!
Jobs. Parenting. Marriage. Finances. Elections…This is just the short list of the things that stress us out, leaving us a long list of stress-related medical problems as a result. But not only do our bodies suffer under the strain of stress…so do our souls as we find it harder and harder to live the way God intended. This November come find some relief for your soul in our new series, “Stressed Out. Soul Care Rx.” Bring a stressed out friend!
Jobs. Parenting. Marriage. Finances. Elections…This is just the short list of the things that stress us out, leaving us a long list of stress-related medical problems as a result. But not only do our bodies suffer under the strain of stress…so do our souls as we find it harder and harder to live the way God intended. This November come find some relief for your soul in our new series, “Stressed Out. Soul Care Rx.” Bring a stressed out friend!
What are some of the things you want or need to happen in your life? Chances are, there are some big things! The good news is big things happen when we pray, but too often we don’t pray for big things…or we don’t pray at all! Join us for our new series this fall as we learn how to come boldly to God in prayer. Just wait as you see what can happen in your life and in the life of others “Because you Prayed.”
What are some of the things you want or need to happen in your life? Chances are, there are some big things! The good news is big things happen when we pray, but too often we don’t pray for big things…or we don’t pray at all! Join us for our new series this fall as we learn how to come boldly to God in prayer. Just wait as you see what can happen in your life and in the life of others “Because you Prayed.”
What are some of the things you want or need to happen in your life? Chances are, there are some big things! The good news is big things happen when we pray, but too often we don’t pray for big things…or we don’t pray at all! Join us for our new series this fall as we learn how to come boldly to God in prayer. Just wait as you see what can happen in your life and in the life of others “Because you Prayed.”
Pop Quiz: What kind of friends do you have? Are you the best friend you can be? The kind of friend you have and are matters to God. We all need real friendships, but breaking past the surface to develop true relationships with others requires hard work and commitment. It’s easy to drop out when it comes to confrontation, forgiveness, and loving difficult people, but sooner or later real friends must go through the tough stuff together. What does it take to grow your friendships to the next level? How do you make friends that count? Sharpen your #2 pencils and join us this fall as we crack open the Bible and study God’s Word on the subject in our new sermon series, “Friendship University” No registration required.
What if you had a marble in a jar for every year of your life…or every weekend that your kids still live at home with you? And what if you took a marble out, one at a time, for every year that went by, or after every weekend with your kids? Would you use your time differently as you see the amount of marbles you have left slowly disappear? We want to help you make the most of your days here on earth and your time with your kids…so join us for our series, “Losing Your Marbles”…it’s time to make our days count!