Happiness and peace are related in many ways. Pastor Randy Discher continues the Happy? series with a message about how we can experience God's peace through four practices revealed in Philippians 4.

At times, our past can hinder us from experiencing joy. Whether you’ve done something you regret or have been hurt by the actions or words of someone else, our past can significantly impact life in the present.

Joy is a trait that should set Christians apart from the rest of the world. In this weekend’s message, Pastor Randy highlights three decisions believers can make that will show our world the joy we have as followers of Christ.

Have you ever wished you could be happier? So often the pursuit of happiness comes up short. Is it even possible to be truly happy this world where things fall apart and don’t go your way? In this series, we’ll look to scripture to learn how joy and happiness intersect with the lives of those who follow Christ.

The news of Jesus’ resurrection was meant to be shared. In this weekend’s message, Pastor Sean McDowell encourages us to see ourselves as people who can be used by God to reach others with the hope of the gospel, no matter what faults or shortcomings we think will get in the way.

The news of Jesus' resurrection was meant to be shared. In this message, Pastor Randy Discher encourages us to share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not just with words, but also by the way we live.

Pastor Randy Discher brings the 2016 Global Awareness Partnership and the Louder than Words series to a close with a message about how we are called to love with action.

To continue the Louder than Words series, Pastor Sean McDowell shares about the importance of seeing others as God sees them. God cares about those who are often overlooked, and in this message we delve into John 9 to see how we should respond to the needs of those around us.

This weekend we began a new series called Louder Than Words. Christians talk a good talk. But when our claims about loving others and caring for the needs of the poor are backed up with action, we begin to make a statement that is so much louder than all the words we could ever say.