Don't misinterpret God based on your circumstances or hardships. God is good ALL the time to YOU.

Who you are starts and ends with Jesus. If you don't understand who you are, you won't understand who you're meant to be. Don't look at what you don't have - look at what (or who!) you do have: Jesus!

God freely gives wisdom to ALL who ask with authentic faith.

For every Christian, it is YOUR turn to run the race of life! Run individually and run together. Run as freely as you can - throwing off weights and sin. And always run with your eyes on JESUS!

You need the church and the church needs you! Trey encourages us to pursue deeper commitment to the body of Christ through fellowship and serving.

We don't first look at the world and all that is going on to inform our opinion, we first look at God's word. We must be people of the book. And people of the book KNOW God is with them because they meditate on his words.

Jim Hubek encourages us to pray like our life depends on it! Using an unlikely passage of scripture, we can look to the story of Jonah and see many practical helps to grow our prayer life in 2020.

The story of the angels singing to the shepherds is so much more than fantastical pronouncement. When we look a little closer we see a contrast of 2 different conquerors who offer 2 very different kinds of peace.

This Christmas season we will be looking at 3 "songs" from the book of Luke with the goal of refreshing our sense of awe at advent. This morning's sermon was the song of Zechariah that turns our eyes to the One who visited earth and why His visit matters to us today.

p>At the end of Paul's letter to the Colossians we find reminders for the church today - to pray, to share the gospel and to appreciate each other.