Have you ever felt like you made such a big mistake that you would never recover from it? Maybe it was with someone you love, or at work, or maybe with God. Thankfully, our choices, good or bad, don't define us, with God there is always another opportunity.

With everything going on in our world today, it is natural to be worried. But what happens if we let our worry our fear guide us? Usually, things just get worse. Join us as we explore how we can shift our perspective and experience peace in times of uncertainty.

What is most important to you? Your job? Your family? Money in the bank? At times like these we can be forced to re-evaluate what is most important, and set things straight in our lives. Join us as we explore what matters most and why it matters.

What do you do when you are afraid? How do you behave when you are unsure about how things are going to work out? Right now many of us may be feeling afraid or uncertain, and how we act in a time like this can show it. Almost two thousand years ago, the apostle Paul had some insight into a similar situation he was facing and how best we can behave so that we can experience joy and peace. 

How should we, as Christians, respond in a time of fear and worry?

Paul, the Apostle, writes to the church in Philippi confident that a work that was started in them would be carried to completion. However, did the Philippians have that confidence? Did they feel that way?

What does it mean to be emptied of something? In Philippians the apostle Paul tells us to be like Jesus who emptied himself. What was that so significant and what does it mean? What does it mean for you and me?

All of us get a little tired sometimes, a little worn out. But do we know when being a little worn out for a long time is more than just being worn out? Are we aware enough of our well-being to know when we have poured ourselves out too much? Many of us will experience burn out in our lives, but we don't have to. Together we'll explore what we can do to avoid burnout, and how to recover once you have.

Things upset us sometimes. But there is a big difference between being annoyed or frustrated by something and punching your fist through a wall. Some of us are angry, really angry, and the smallest thing will set us off. But should we be? Is our anger helping or hurting us? Maybe anger isn't all bad, but we might need some help figuring out what to do with our anger. Amazingly, Jesus has some great insights in how we should be dealing with our anger.

Living in fear and worrying about what might happen is probably not what Jesus had in mind when he said he came to give us a full life. So what can we do? How can we experience freedom from those things that can cripple us? This week we will explore what Jesus has to say and see some practical ways to put fear, worry and anxiety in their rightful place.