Sunday we looked at Elijah's hills and valleys, here Sarah Area and I dive into the hills and valleys in our own lives and hear awesome wisdom from Sarah's perspective as a mother of 3! 

Sarah Johnson and I sat down to talk about her journey with mental health. 

From Jesus to now, join me as we look at how the church started and developed over the years. We skim through large events that marked each century and end by starting the conversation on what is in the future for the church. 

Daniel covered the story of David and Goliath on Sunday. Here Katie Miller and I talk about how dynamic Scripture is in our lives as well as why it is important to grow in humility,  

We are launching an exciting new segment discussing all things mental health!! Here we start the conversation and begin discussing depression and anxiety. Moving forward this will be a place where various people talk openly about their struggles and what God has taught them and how He brought them through struggles. I hope that this can be a source of encouragement and light to you as you walk with God each day!

In looking at Samuel's anointing of David (1 Samuel 16), we see the call to not look at appearance, the reminder that God looks at the heart, and hear that David was "just a young shepherd boy". Here we dive into what this all means for us and how it calls us to live in our daily lives. 

As we start a new Sunday series, Mason Miles and I look at the versatility of the word BUT.... We talk about the questions we ask and how they are important as we seek relationship with God. 

Here we look at the religious leaders that Jesus encountered while on earth. We dive into how each group got it right, where each group missed the point, and how knowing these things can help us grow in our own faith as well!

Diving into Sunday's sermon, we look deeply at the times in our life when we are in a wilderness phase. Here I walk through some of the process that happens in the wilderness, as well as when we do receive the reins of leadership. And end it all with the call and reminder to trust God and stay rooted in Him.

Here Andrew Lyman and I dive deeply into the Exodus. We look at what the plagues were signifying, Israel's response, and the immense hope we find in it all (hint: Jesus).