Often we miss the true meaning of Christmas because of the battle to buy and consume. This message gives encouragement on not giving in to the temptation to overspend.

Many people are overwhelmed and stirred up over the many things they face in life. Is it possible to have calm amidst the storms of life? This message conveys that you cannot have the peace of God until you have peace with God.

Paul gives some farewell words to the leaders in the Church in Ephesus. These words are great and challenging for anyone who finds themselves in any kind of leadership.

The default of life seems to be selfishness; however, God is generous and He desires His people to live generous lives.

Often the church is going to great lengths to market so that she can reach people. Perhaps what is missing is the Fire of God.

In this message, Pastor Ben Schenck of Awaken Church, to lay your past burdens down, step out in faith, and trust God to come through.

After Jesus raised Lazarus back to life, He ordered those present to remove his grave wrappings. Our relationship with God is established through the finished work of Jesus on the cross; however, He uses others to aid us to remove barriers that we sometimes develop that keep us from maturing in our walk with Christ.

Without true community there is a tendency to not move on in our faith. This message challenges to find that true community that will encourage you to grow in your faith.

Being in close proximity to someone does not mean that you truly have community. God did not want us to walk out this life alone; His desire is for us to be in true community with others.

As Jesus got deeper into His public ministry, He took time to pull away to be with the Father; then He called 12 to be His disciples, and then they set out to minister to the masses. If this was the pattern of Jesus, how much more do we need to model this pattern?