One of the barriers between people and faith in Jesus is, honestly, Christians and the Church. How do you deal with this barrier, if you have seen too many Christians act in ways you wouldn't want to associate yourself with?

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

Have you ever wondered about these questions, or had others ask you them? Hasn't the Bible changed over time? Doesn't it contain mistakes? How did they choose the books that went into it? These questions and more are dealt with in this installment of our Problem of God series.

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

How can an all-good, all-loving God allow suffering? Doesn't the existence of suffering prove that God does NOT exist? Have you ever wondered this? This week we try to show how Jesus answers the problem of suffering of evil.

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

One of the barriers for people when contemplating faith, is the role of science, and the modern narrative that science and faith are mutually exclusive. Is this really true? How do faith and science really inform each other? Is there a way that it can be a BOTH/AND instead of an EITHER/OR situation?

Every week we send out a short 3-4 minute encouragement that follows up the talk from Sunday morning. We hope it brightens your day and encourages you to face each day with Jesus.

Is there evidence that God - an all powerful, eternal, infinite being - exists? Or is it just wishful thinking? We explore three evidences for the existence of God in this first teaching of our series -- where will the evidence lead you?

Sometimes we all get caught up in wanting what we want, WHEN we want it! But prayer is often more of a journey. What if sometimes our "get it now" mentality cuts our prayer life short? What does Jesus say about prayer and not giving up? What if your next prayer about any given topic, could be the final prayer you need?