The author of Leona Lewis’ song “Bleeding Love” said when he wrote the song, “I kept thinking about being in love so much that it hurts.” He also says it’s about loving so much it is “painful,” “like bleeding.” Today in “Playlist” we want to explore that kind of love. Do we have it? Do we understand it? Do we give it away? One thing is for sure, we are all looking for it. Our hope and pray for you today is that you will discover it in Jesus Christ.

The author of Leona Lewis’ song “Bleeding Love” said when he wrote the song, “I kept thinking about being in love so much that it hurts.” He also says it’s about loving so much it is “painful,” “like bleeding.” Today in “Playlist” we want to explore that kind of love. Do we have it? Do we understand it? Do we give it away? One thing is for sure, we are all looking for it. Our hope and pray for you today is that you will discover it in Jesus Christ.

We kickoff “Playlist” by looking at Mark 9: 14-24. In vs. 24 we hear a desperate father’s plea, “I do believe, help me overcome my unbelief!” There is no doubt that today many of us believe in Jesus, the Bible and the miracles in it. But there are times in our journey with and towards God that it all seems too much to comprehend. The idea of God and His desire for a relationship with us seems way too big and we often doubt. If we are just flat out honest, we often time suffer from unbelief. Join Tim as we use Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” to explore how we can overcome doubt and unbelief.

This week, Renee and Eric share the journey they've walked over the past 4 years. It's been a road of addiction, renewal, recommitment, and love. As Eric and Renee have made the commitment to build daily in their marraige, they've learned the importance of starting together, building together, and finishing together.

This week, Renee and Eric share the journey they've walked over the past 4 years. It's been a road of addiction, renewal, recommitment, and love. As Eric and Renee have made the commitment to build daily in their marraige, they've learned the importance of starting together, building together, and finishing together.

Listen as Tim contiues the weHarmony series. In this message he disscusses our enemy relationships and addresses the issue of dealing with conflict.

Listen as Tim contiues the weHarmony series. In this message he disscusses our enemy relationships and addresses the issue of dealing with conflict.

Listen as Tim contiues the weHarmony series. In this message he disscusses our friendship relationships.

Listen as Tim contiues the weHarmony series. In this message he disscusses our friendship relationships.

Families are one of your greatest assets, a gift from God. Did you know your families future, health and security hinge on 11 words? Not only your family, but all of your relationships. Check out this weeks weHarmony message and find out what they are.