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Peace is easy to talk about, hard to accomplish. So how, in this crazy world gone mad, do we be peacemakers? We learn some pretty helpful tips throughout the Bible on how to be the makers of peace that Jesus calls us to be. 

As a christian, peace making is part of your purpose. But why? Pastor Jake brings us some biblical reasons why we should be peacemakers in a crazy world. 

From clinical anxiety to suicidal thoughts, Tyler shares his testimony of God's intervention through his friends and family that ultimately lead to healing, transformation, and freedom in his life. 

In 1893 an artist named Edvard Munch painted one of the most recognizable pieces of art - "The Scream". It has been hailed as a timeless depiction of anxiety, and even Edvard himself described it has a "study of his own soul". On the outside we may seem calm, cool, and collected, but on the inside is a different story.  YA Pastor Jake Watkins looks at Isiah 26 and what God says about inner peace. 

People have been saying for years that the "world has gone mad", and recently that feels more true than ever. The early 2020's have been marked by chaos, mayhem, and cringey celebrity social media videos (we are looking at you Gal Gaddot). So in a world that has gone mad, how do we have peace? This week Pastor Jake talks about the gift Jesus leaves his disciples in John 14. 

When it comes to dating authentically, there is really only two questions: "Who should we date? How should we date?". Join us this week as we answer the first question, "Who should we date?".

Singleness can either be constructive or destructive. It can either be a time of growth, or a time of damage. What you do with your singleness actually matters. So how should our faith affect our singleness? 

Dr. Jennifer Smith joins us this week to give us a phycologist's perspective on forgiveness and the role it should play in a believer's life. 

Our words are more powerful than we realize. In fact, scripture claims that they have the power of life and death. So how should we use them? 

How would you react if you lost everything you had? The book of Job shows us a man who endured great suffering while displaying great faith. Join us as Pastor Jake begins a new series on Job. We hope you enjoy!