As we take a break from our Romans series this week, let's focus on what it would take for each of us to have a spiritual breakthrough this summer!

The spiritual battle is the only battle that matters because it determines ETERNITY.

When intentionally used as spiritual disciplines, silence and solitude help us to seek God and connect with Him. Journaling helps us unite God's word with our daily lives.

Being a servant is the essence of who Jesus was and He went above and beyond when He served. Tonight we look at some of the ways that He served, including how He even broke the rules about serving!

We are all slaves, but what we are slaves to is up to us. Are you a slave to sin or a slave to righteousness?

What does the Bible call us to give to God?

Why do we take communion every week? And why do we take communion the way that we do?

Anxiety and fear are very prevalent in today's world. But God does not desire us to worry or fear. How do we navigate these feelings with God who loves us unconditionally?

What is the biology behind anxiety, depression, and mental illness? What is the connection between mental health and faith?

If you are a true disciple of Jesus, you are called to serve in God's Kingdom. Serving God should be motivated by obedience to God, gratitude, gladness, forgiveness, humility and love. Every Christian has been blessed with a spiritual gift and is called to use this gift to serve others.