What is enough? Do we ever truly feel like we have enough? Greed has such a hold on us that we're always reaching for the next thing. Our whole attitude can change when we start thanking God for what we have instead of looking for more.

During this lent season, we're going to have conversations to help us learn and grow together. Jump in today!

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It's simply human nature to be angry at someone who has wronged you. We need to fight against that urge and reflect on our feelings. Maybe even take time to pray for those you're angry towards. Who knows, you could see a change in yourself through all of that.

Over the next few months, we're talking about the 7 deadly sins. But before we start, we have to ask what is sin? What isn't sin? How does God view sin? Learn and grow together as we start this series, "Fully Alive"

We often try to change others when we don't like how they behave or react to things. We like to point out what's wrong with them without noticing our own flaws. Instead of judging, we should look at others with empathy and love.

Whether we're comparing ourselves to people who have more than us or those that have less than us, it's a slippery slope. God calls us to choose gratitude instead of wanting and comparing.

The blame game is a dangerous one to play. It can hurt those around you and make you someone who people won't trust. Assuming responsibility instead can build trust in your relationships.

The honor game is more than just trying to be nice to those around you. It's working to show your appreciation, complimenting others, and sharing with them. Jesus showed us this kind of love. It's our turn to do the same.

Taking a sabbath helps us reset and relax. Niko talks in this week's message about how you can take a sabbath or take some of the practices of sabbath and work them into your life. It's not always easy, but we'll be better for it in the end.

Our lives are full of advertisements telling us what to buy and convincing us that having more will make us happy. Jesus talked a lot about how possessions and wealth aren't everything the world makes them out to be. Let's work together on shifting our mindset from one of greed to one of sharing and living more simply.