Imagine life with peace. Is it possible to have peace on the inside when there isn't peace on the outside?

Difficult times and unanswered questions cause some people to find faith and others to leave it. What determines whether pivotal circumstances make or break your faith?

When we think of growth, we often think of major overhauls and huge commitments. What if growth is more about small habits than big changes? This week, we're talking about our fourth faith catalyst.

Have you ever felt limited by your position, resources, or circumstances? Have you ever wanted to do more, give more, or be more? This week, we’re talking about how to turn these obstacles into opportunities–how these apparent limitations can cause your faith to grow in amazing ways.

Some people believe that going to church, reading the bible, and trying to have faith is useless. Sometimes, those people are right.

What does the front porch have to do with increasing your confidence in God? This week we’re talking about the role that relationships play in the grow of your faith.

There weren’t many things that impressed Jesus. Actually, as far as we know, there was only one thing–faith. Over the next several weeks, we’ll be asking some questions about faith: What actually is it? How can we have it? How can we cause it to grow?

If you were about to enter a difficult season of life, and you had one wish, what would you wish for? This week, we're talking about the word "glory".

When you check your heart, what are you checking? When you follow your heart, what are you following? When you’ve had a change of heart, what changed? This week we’re looking at something within us that is responsible for much more than we think.

What's the difference between someone who finds enjoyment in his or her faith and someone who doesn't? Why do the beliefs of some cause them to love so much and the beliefs of others cause them to judge so much? This week, we're looking at the life-altering power of a story.