Compass Church Bloomington-Normal

Not only is the world around us full of conflict, but the people around us can't seem to agree on anything. This makes peace a challenging thing to make with others. How are we supposed to go about making peace with the people in our lives? Is making peace even possible?

Peace comes from God and is available to us in every circumstance. But is there something we can to better experience it? When it comes to peace, practice makes perfect.

Conflict and disturbance. It's everything we want to avoid in life. But no matter what we try it seems like they just keep sticking around. How can we find peace if we can't get rid of conflict and chaos?

Raising kids can make us feel tired, drained, and exhausted. We can spend so much effort trying to give your kids everything they need, that we neglect what we need. There is a way to find a balance so that everything is taken care of. You can raise your kids well and still have everything you need.

Obedience. It’s one of the ten commandments - honor your father and mother. But if God said children should honor their parents, why is getting them to obey so hard?

Rules. Every parent has them. Rules are the guardrails the keep our kids safe and on the right track. So why do kids have such a hard time following them? What if there was something we could do to help our kids better respect the boundaries?

Change. Even though it affects all of us in different ways, it is a constant for all of us. Does God have a plan for change in our lives? And how can we be ready for change before it sneaks up on us?

When it comes to raising great kids it can be hard to know where to start. Do you start with following the rules? Obedience? Respecting adults? What if there was a starting point that affected everything else?

We all want to raise great kids, but that takes a long time. How do we know if we are hitting the target? Discover how to take aim now so you can hit the target then.

Social media is a huge part of our lives. As followers of Jesus, how should we live out this online extension of our real lives? Maybe a better question is this: If Jesus had come in 2020, what would his social media look like? What would Jesus post?