Is the USA a Christian nation? This debate has been at the forefront of our country for some now and it's important that we answer the question. Not only will it help us understand our past, but it will help us step into the future.

One of the hardest things to deal with in life is a responsibility we don’t feel qualified to hold. Feelings of inadequacy can be crippling. In this message, we look at someone who had these feelings and overcame them.

One of the hardest things for us to deal with in life is shame resulting from our past. However, God does not want us to walk around with our head hung low. In this message, we will talk about how to be free from shame.

Losing someone we love is likely the hardest thing we will ever go through. But is it actually a loss? In this message, we will see Jesus' response to the death of a good friend so we can better understand how we should react.

What if we told you the best way to have was actually to give? What if gathering for ourselves leads us to frustration and gathering for others leads us to peace. In this message, we discuss the problem of greed and how to spin it into generosity.

With so many temptations around us, it's very easy to become dependent. This message will help us see why it is a big deal and how we can change our course.

There is pressure all around us to be who society says we should be. Constant images and messages bombard us with what is expected. Some of that pressure comes from outside, some comes from the inside. How do we poke the bear of comparison and become more stable in what we expect?

Once we've accepted Christ, what's next? What should we do? Thankfully there's no guessing here, we've got you covered. Jesus demonstrated our first step and why it's so important.

If God can raise Jesus from the dead, He can raise us too. But what does that mean and how does it work? This Easter we will talk about what it really means to be raised.

What is our role in the growth of our church family and how do we pursue it in a healthy way? This is not just a mission for us, it is a co-mission given to us by Jesus himself.