Happy New Year! This hopeful, generous sentiment is shared often at the beginning of a new year. But too often our happiness is dependent upon our happenings, and when things go wrong and curveballs come our way, happiness is gone.

So given the uncertainty of the times in which we live, how do we gird ourselves up for the inevitable disappointments we will face? How do we put ourselves together to live well in the midst of uncertain times?

Learn how as Stuart Briscoe takes us to 1 Peter for a new perspective on joy—found through the work of the Spirit in and through us.

It's so easy to dance when everything in your life is rainbows and sunshine, but how do you dance when your world is collapsing? Psalm 118 provides a step-by-step guide to finding joy in even the worst circumstances. Listen as Pete takes you through this powerful Psalm in his series Dance Lessons.

What is hell? How could a loving God create such a horrible place and then be willing to send His creation there? Jill agrees that these are normal thoughts to have, but she uses a number of passages to change our perspective on the matter.

What is hell? How could a loving God create such a horrible place and then be willing to send His creation there? Jill agrees that these are normal thoughts to have, but she uses a number of passages to change our perspective on the matter.

Too often we focus on issues that divide us as a people instead of the things that unify us. And when that happens, there's the potential to stay within your collective group of like-minded people and treat others differently, maybe even judgmentally. How do you keep yourself from a judgmental worldview so that you can see people as God sees them - precious and in need of a Savior?

In this message, Stuart Briscoe teaches from Ephesians 2 and examines how the apostle Paul addresses issues that divide people. There's only one true way to overcoming what divides us, and if we embrace it, the effects can be revolutionary.

Too often we focus on issues that divide us as a people instead of the things that unify us. And when that happens, there's the potential to stay within your collective group of like-minded people and treat others differently, maybe even judgmentally. How do you keep yourself from a judgmental worldview so that you can see people as God sees them—precious and in need of a Savior?

In this message, Stuart Briscoe teaches from Ephesians 2 and examines how the apostle Paul addresses issues that divide people. There's only one true way to overcoming what divides us, and if we embrace it, the effects can be revolutionary.

Are you a messy person? The truth is we are all messy people living in a messy world. Sometimes we attempt to camouflage the clutter of our lives instead of dealing with it.

Ever wonder what Jesus might think of our messy lives? Thankfully, He sees beyond our junk and isn't concerned about us transforming into tidy people.

In this message Pete talks about how Jesus came to to give us Life - life to the full!

Are you a messy person? The truth is we are all messy people living in a messy world. Sometimes we attempt to camouflage the clutter of our lives instead of dealing with it.

Ever wonder what Jesus might think of our messy lives? Thankfully, He sees beyond our junk and isn't concerned about us transforming into tidy people.

In this message Pete talks about how Jesus came to to give us Life—life to the full!

When was the last time you stole away to a quiet, secluded place to pray? Chances are it's been a while. But quiet time is essential for any thriving relationship. Jesus craved alone time with the Father, so He often withdrew from the crowds and disciples to spend time in prayer.

How will your relationship with God thrive if you answer Jesus' prompting to steal away with Him?

When was the last time you stole away to a quiet, secluded place to pray? Chances are it's been a while. But quiet time is essential for any thriving relationship. Jesus craved alone time with the Father, so He often withdrew from the crowds and disciples to spend time in prayer.

How will your relationship with God thrive if you answer Jesus' prompting to steal away with Him?