It might surprise you to know that there is a good kind of worry. In her message, Harriet explores what makes worry good or bad and what we can do about it.

Where do you go to for hope when you are in darkness? Can an encouraging word really bring cheer?

What if anxiety wasn't a sin? What if it was a signal telling us it is time to do something?

When God saved you, did you immediately get a six pack of abs? Did you credit score transform in that instant? No? Then, why do you think your mental health will change overnight?

50% of adults are single. Yet, our churches sometimes feel like they are built for only couples and families. In this message, we explore the unique challenges and opportunities following Jesus as a single person.

According to the CDC, 40% of teens describe feeling persistent sadness or hopelessness this year. This week, we talk about what we can do to serve this next generation.

If you are looking at other people's relationships and think that the grass is greener on the other side, maybe start by watering your own lawn! And here is how!

Aristotle believed that the empire's wellbeing relied on the state of the household, and that the household must be ruled by a patriarch. That's why, what Paul says is so radical and dangerous: "submit to one another."

An 80 year study done on over 700 people suggests that the key to health and happiness is having a strong relationship with someone who is there when you need them. In other words, we all need a home. Today we begin with the most important relationship, the one we have with ourselves.

Shouldn't you read the Bible with precision? Shouldn't you be unbiased? In the attempt to be faithful to the Scriptures, we might be excluding people and missing what the Word is trying to tell us.