The goal of christianity is not to be happy, but happiness should at least be a byproduct. Living happy has more to do with what you subtract than what you add.

In the christmas story, the angel makes an unexpected yet glorious pronouncement to the shepherds. "You will find Him!" God has made it so easy to know His son and to find forgiveness and new life through him.

One of the most simplest, yet troubling things for believers is how to recognize God's will for our lives. This series will tackle the nuts and bolts of how to live and thrive in that confidence.

One of the most simplest, yet troubling things for believers is how to recognize God's will for our lives. This series will tackle the nuts and bolts of how to live and thrive in that confidence.

One of the most simplest, yet troubling things for believers is how to recognize God's will for our lives. This series will tackle the nuts and bolts of how to live and thrive in that confidence.

One of the most simplest, yet troubling things for believers is how to recognize God's will for our lives. This series will tackle the nuts and bolts of how to live and thrive in that confidence.

Every life is given opportunities for obedience, transformation, and blessing. But we must first have ears to hear and a willing heart to enter into that which others let pass them by.

When it comes to our problems, God asks us to rest while He soars.

Thankfulness is not a fruit of the spirit, but a fruit of the will. It is a matter of perception, the person, and maturity. It is also that which quickens our very soul.

John 10:10 states that the enemy of our souls comes to destroy, but Jesus came to bring life. Yet we often times believe the lies of the enemy and it darkens how we should view ourselves in light of God's word. What's the solution? Who do you think you are?