What does it mean to live openly and honestly with others? Are we a safe place where people can come out of hiding and be healed? Where truth and grace are our practice?

How do we move forward to what is promised to us? Sometimes we must begin the journey by first looking back from where we came.

“Image is everything.” But our image is only a thin slice of who we really are. Like an iceberg, taking an honest look at what lies below the surface is where true wholeness can begin.

Jesus experienced a wide range of human circumstances and emotions. Yet through it all he remained steadfast and true to his Father and his will. He is the model we must look to as we begin this journey of healthy living in every area of our lives.

As we come off the Easter weekend, what does this really mean for the believer? We are going to look at Jesus restoring his friends back to life after their greatest failure, and Peter learning something that he hadn't learned until he failed.

Celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ with 4 testimonies from everyday people in our congregation.

The Holy Spirit was given to us to be “alongside us” in everything we do, leading us into all truth, comforting us in all afflictions, and assuring us of future grace. Our assignment is to learn how to hear his voice and follow his leading.

Let’s be honest. There are times when we pray and it feels like the heavens are closed and God is not listening. The Bible is full of people who cried out to God in the midst of their wilderness, but God is still God and it is there that He does some of His finest work.

Jesus gave us instructions on how to pray 'The Lord's Prayer', but it has become so familiar to us that we are in danger of missing its rich content and application in our daily lives. Let’s slow down and look at how much he packed into these few verses.

Sometimes we get the impression that our prayers have to be like those tedious school writing assignments we used to dread. But if true prayer is heartfelt and sincere, then the structure doesn’t seem to matter - so what's God really after?