Is there a way to be truly content? I'm not even talking about trying to be more content, but be truly and completely content, no matter what happens.

Find out how to be content and, in turn, be joyful in absolutely every circumstance today as we finish our series on "Your Course with Joy."

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How powerful are our thoughts? Do you believe that our thoughts can either give joy or take it away?

Find out how our thoughts affect our joy, as we continue the series, "Your Course with Joy."

Rejoice in the Lord? What does that mean? How can I claim my joy in Jesus Christ?

Find out how your joy can be full by rejoicing in the Lord.

Who are you when problems come into your life? When stress is high? Often, who we really are comes to light. In these instances, do you have joy?

As we continue our series, "Your Course With Joy", find out how to have joy even when hard times come.

This is the first sermon in our new series from the book of Philippians, Your Course With Joy.

How do you feel right now? Do you feel energized? Do you feel enthusiastic?

We are going to take a look at a man from the Christmas story that will hopefully give us an energizing perspective during this Christmas season.

What is the greatest thing we can talk about this Christmas? How about the story of true love?

1 Corinthians 15 gives us this story, and it gives exactly what it means to those that hear it.

We hope this story will help you this Christmas.

Each of us has a different perspective on Christmas. We also have a different perspective on giving during Christmas. Some people give gifts. Some people really enjoy giving to charity. While others enjoy giving experiences.

No matter what your perspective on giving, Jesus gives us something to think about. He gave to us, and we get to give to Him. We hope this service will be a help to you

This Christmas is going to be different than years past, but it is not that much different than the very first Christmas.

Sometimes, we just need to change our perspective. We hope this message will be a help to you during this Christmas season.

How do you use your words? Are they used to build you up or are they used to build others up. If we are not careful, we will become very selfish with our words. As we continue through 1 Corinthians, we will see the problems that a selfish tongue can bring.