Far too many times we are not fully active and present in the moment. We have become addicted to our ADD culture, where we do many things, but few things well. God gave us his most common name Yahweh, which means "actively present" or "fully present and active." God is never distracted by the twitter universe. He is fully present and active at our greatest mountain tops and lowest valleys. God desires full engagement in your life.

We all come from a Mom. Mom's are special because of their nurture, mercy, and care. This day we honor our Mom's as Scripture teaches us to appreciate these angels of our lives.

Who is God? Is he male? Is he female? Well, to many who are caught up on the gender wars of culture, they may be surprised that God is neither male nor female. God is God. Listen to find out more on "Who is God?"

"Do we know God?" Or "Do we just have knowledge about God?" Most of us say we know God. But do we really? Knowing and have knowledge of... is very, very, different. Learn what Jeremiah says in Jeremiah 9:23-24 to understand the difference.

Jesus' last words on earth were, "It Is Finished!" What was he saying? What was finished? Listen to our Easter message to find out...

What is a home? Is it a physical place? Is it about function? What makes a home? Our Judaic/Christian roots provides three great convictions that can help us re-establish deeper roots in developing a biblical and godly home. Be ready to be challenged!

Why did John the Baptist say, "Look, here is the Lamb of God?" What did it mean to those who heard this engmatic phrase? Why did Jesus pick up the third cup in the Passover seder and say, "Do this remembrance of me?" This message will help you connect the dots of Jesus sacrifice and why He will pick up the fourth cup (cup of consumation) as He toasts at the great feast "The Marriage Supper of the Lamb."

All of us want to change. To move beyond desire to change, takes action. Jesus and a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years, shows us a surprising pattern of transformation in Mark 5. These three patterns will help you truly transform your spiritual journey!

The roots of grace are deeply imbedded in the Old Testament. Jesus resurrects the root of grace in a dramatic scene with a woman caught in adultery and some Pharisees. This message dynamically challenges us to prioritize grace before judgement, so that God is lifted up and relationships are restored.

We all come from somewhere... a land, a people, a tribe. So, have you ever wondered who was the ancestors of your faith? Find out where our spiritual roots come from? You will be surprised, it's not in the New Testament, but much further back.