We want to help you think differently so that you can be different so that you can make a difference. So what would it look like if we thought differently about our influence and our influences? There is a spiritual principle about this that is at work whether you want it to be or not, and it can teach us a lot about how we can be different.

We all want to have a joy filled life. That’s why we go on vacations, try to advance in our careers, make more money, drive the best car, buy our dream house, and cultivate a perfect social media image. But what happens when that feeling doesn't last?

Success makes us happy. It's why we naturally look up to successful people. Is there guaranteed a way to find success in life? If so, is it really what we are looking for?

Whether you’re in the marketplace, in the school, or in the home, God has a purpose for you. But what if you don’t feel chosen or called where you are at right now? What if you hate your job or your school? How do we go from simply working a job to fulfilling the unique mission God has for us?

We all have a desire for a special calling, to be chosen for something bigger than ourselves. Discover what it looks like to go from simply working a job or going to school to fulfilling his unique mission for each of us in our every day.

We sent a team to spend a week at Royal Family Kids Camp - a camp for local kids in the foster care system. Be ready to hear about the desperate need among kids in crisis in our community as well as what God is doing too make a difference through people just like you.

Every church has a primary characteristic that defines who they are and how they relate to their community. What defines us in the city God has placed us in? Who should we be to our community as the church of Jesus?

When you have a debt, you should pay it back. It's an ancient idea - an eye for an eye. You hurt me, so I have a right to hurt you. You say something on facebook, so I say something on facebook. It’s balance. It’s fairness. But there is something about how we deal with those who are in debt to us that God wants us to understand.

We all want a clean permanent record. It’s why we are willing to pay more when we get a speeding ticket, don’t submit an accident to our car insurance and pay for repairs out of pocket - even when it’s more expensive, and do whatever to make sure our credit report is good. There are things that become part of our moral permanent record too. The things we are sorry for, feel guilty and ashamed about. The things we regret. How do we clear our moral permanent record?

We all have things in our pasts that haunt us. It only takes a word, a picture, or a name to bring it all back. We can say we’re sorry, but some of the things we’ve done hang over our lives like a cloud. We know we can do better from this point forward, but how are we supposed to fix the past? What can wash away our sins?