Our fears have a way of attacking the most precious parts of our life and keeping us from living the life meant for us. Where is God in our fears?

Many people feel alone during the holidays, separated from God. But connection with God is only a person or two away...

As we get ready to face the holiday season, it's wonderful to know that God is with us in all the details of everyday life. He is with us even in our failures.

It’s easy to believe God is with us on the mountain tops, when everything in life is going great. But what about when we lose a job, feel alone, are scared and hurting, or get a bad medical report? Where is God in times of desperation and loneliness? Where is God in our valleys?

Stress is so intense during the Christmas season that 45% of Americans say they would rather skip it. Whether it is money, time, or strained family relationships, the holidays are full of things that demand our attention. Can God reduce the stress that can feel so constant in our lives?

Listen as we explore how the church originated and why it still matters in the lives of people today.

We all want to win at life, but it can feel like it's us versus the world. What if there was a different way to beat the world? What if there was a way to resist the overwhelming pressure to win all the time and the constant feelings of defeat and failure?

Almost every kid has a memory of being excluded on the playground, but exclusion doesn’t stop as children grow into adults. Jesus was different. What would it look like if we thought about the people around us the way Jesus did?

What would happen if we thought differently about our money - how we used it, spent it, saved it. What if we viewed our money as something to invest rather than spend? How could your life be different if every penny you spent meant more because it became a penny you invested?

When you live a life that is different you have influence that you wouldn't otherwise have. Discover three key elements to living a different life from our missionaries to Eastern Europe, Joel and Gail VanBriggle.