Did you know that God designed us to be powerful agents of the Holy Spirit on a daily basis? Are you aware that Jesus said we would even do "greater works" than Him because the 3rd Person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, would dwell in us? Discover how to be God's agent in your home, in the community and among believers.

We live in a culture of envy and selfishness; a culture of never having enough and never being satisfied.

We often don’t allow ourselves to enjoy life unless we have met the expectations of ourselves and others. Those expectations are like ever shifting goalposts that take the wind out of our sails, stoking the flame of worry, anxiety and misery!

What does the Word of God say about this, and how can we unlock, as the Apostle Paul calls it: “The Secret of Contentment”?

We live in a culture of envy and selfishness; a culture of never having enough and never being satisfied.

We often don’t allow ourselves to enjoy life unless we have met the expectations of ourselves and others. Those expectations are like ever shifting goalposts that take the wind out of our sails, stoking the flame of worry, anxiety and misery!

What does the Word of God say about this, and how can we unlock, as the Apostle Paul calls it: “The Secret of Contentment”?

The forces of hell are against us, and the devil uses our carnal, fleshly desires to pull us down to keeping us from flourishing as children of God. We don't have to allow that to happen, though. One of the most enlightening studies in the Bible is the Fruit of the Spirit and the Works of the Flesh in Galatians 5. In this message, we will dive into the meaning behind what is written and apply to our lives so we can break out of darkness through the power of the Holy Spirit. You CAN be victorious!

The forces of hell are against us, and the devil uses our carnal, fleshly desires to pull us down to keeping us from flourishing as children of God. We don't have to allow that to happen, though. One of the most enlightening studies in the Bible is the Fruit of the Spirit and the Works of the Flesh in Galatians 5. In this message, we will dive into the meaning behind what is written and apply to our lives so we can break out of darkness through the power of the Holy Spirit. You CAN be victorious!

Personal character development is not part of the gospel. Instead, Jesus commanded his disciples to "bear much fruit." But, how does this happen? What is this "fruit" Jesus is talking about? Quite often we see our Christian lives as something we have to strive to maintain and work hard to "bear much fruit." But, is that really God's plan for us? If we're really going to walk in the Spirit, we absolutely must know how to "bear much fruit." Let's discover how!

Personal character development is not part of the gospel. Instead, Jesus commanded his disciples to "bear much fruit." But, how does this happen? What is this "fruit" Jesus is talking about? Quite often we see our Christian lives as something we have to strive to maintain and work hard to "bear much fruit." But, is that really God's plan for us? If we're really going to walk in the Spirit, we absolutely must know how to "bear much fruit." Let's discover how!

Most believers want to be led by the Spirit, but we often make it too mystical. One of the ways the Holy Spirit leads us is through "conviction." How do we tap into greater dimensions of Holy Spirit conviction and how can we keep it on the forefront of our lives? His conviction will literally take us to new places in our lives and significantly deepen our relationship with Jesus.

Most believers want to be led by the Spirit, but we often make it too mystical. One of the ways the Holy Spirit leads us is through "conviction." How do we tap into greater dimensions of Holy Spirit conviction and how can we keep it on the forefront of our lives? His conviction will literally take us to new places in our lives and significantly deepen our relationship with Jesus.

Our lives are often messy, in need of constant work from the Holy Spirit. He works with us to cleans us from filth and deals with our spiritual dryness so we can thrive in our marriages, personal lives, and overcome darkness, making us more like Christ. The Holy Spirit is most often represented by a dove. But what does that have to do with us? What does the dove actually do in our lives, and what did Jesus mean when he referred to the Holy Spirit as rivers of living water?