Let’s face it, Christmas can be crazy! Everyone has experienced a little craziness during the holidays. With family, meal planning, gift buying, and travel… Christmas can be a real headache. In a world that never seems to stay stable and often finds itself not going as planned or random, is peace possible?

In the final week of our Bad Advice series, Trent shares with us the easy ways to know you have become dissatisfied.

No one ever wakes up and decided that they want to destroy their marriage, so how and why does it happen? As we continue our Bad Advice series we will explore the steps to committing adultery.

How many of you ever woke up and said, “I’m really going to screw up my life today?

Nobody wakes up wanting to mess up their marriage or overdosing or starting a new bad habit but it happens. Today we will take a closer look at the steps that allow us to fall into this trap.

“How did I end up here?” Behind every mess of harmful habits and rough relationships, we can look back and see where we got on the wrong track. In week 1 of our new series Bad Advice we will look at the steps involved in drifting away from God.

The Good Life isn’t something that happens to you, it’s something that happens in you and through you. Everyone gives something but not everyone is generous. We live in a scarcity mindset as opposed to an abundance mindset.

What if the good life isn't about how much we can get but how much we could give? God blesses us to bless others.

If we're honest, most of us like being served. We like it when others do things for us. But, the Good Life is about more than just what other people can do for us...it's about how we can serve others. In fact, a Christian who doesn't serve doesn't exist because Jesus served.

What's your burden? What upsets you that maybe others don't seem to get as worked up about? Are you willing to do something about it? Change for good. Change for life. That's the good life.

After the glam of the 80's, the 90's saw a period of time where image didn't matter nearly as much. People were more open to share their pain and frustration. Listen as we uncover what to do with the baggage we carry.