Throughout the scriptures we are reminded that we are constantly walking in a battlefield. It is not a casual stroll through the flowers, but a journey that demands our attention and focus. Psalm 27 shows us what this warrior heart looks like.

Leadership is not about power or position, but influence. Moving people to God's agenda, proving God's process is always best.

We live in a world that can be overwhelming. Stress and schedules and fear and future can seem HUGE. This year, during our Disciple Now weekend, we learned that God is BIGGER THAN anything we will face and we can trust Him in every season.

The love of the Father does not scold or demand reparation from the lost. Instead, the Father receives, restores, and rejoices when the lost are found.

In our fast paced society, we expect instant gratification and free two-day shipping. But as Christ-followers, we find that God may be silent for extended periods of time. In this message, guest speaker Kirk Kriegle, encourages us to walk with God and not take matters into our own hands.

Compassion is much more than feeling sorry for someone. It is accompanied by a call to action. It is personal and often times messy. lListen as we are challenged to fight for others in the heavenly realms.

How can you experience true worship? In this message, we see that true worship extends from knowing Jesus and how He sees us.

At the close of every year, folks take time to look into the upcoming year and set goals or resolutions. How can we set goals where it is obvious that Jesus is Lord of our lives?

This modern day parable helps someone to understand how Jesus revealed God to man.

Often the Christmas season brings on grief and remembrance of loss. Christmas can become a time of loneliness for many. How can we help others "get through" this time of year?