It's funny how fear makes us totally forget God's faithfulness. Looking back to "then" can help us cope in the face of what's happening "now."

When worry strikes at our hearts, the quickest way to strike back is by devoting our energies elsewhere. When we seek first God's kingdom, we find what we need is given to us also.

Worry is common to the human experience. Jesus says that worry is an indicator of what our hearts are truly devoted to and an invitation to believe something different about God.

When things don't work out like we'd hoped, we start to doubt God's work in our lives. But when we don't see the plan, we can always trust in God's hand.

(Services cancelled this weekend for COVID-19 threat, so message is recorded from Facebook Live service. Message starts at 7:24.)

The kingdom of God is always your business. As we check in on the Transform Tallahassee project, Wes offers a few practical examples of ways we can make kingdom work in our neighborhood our business.

We tend to think that spiritual growth leads us inward, but what if it leads us outward? Jesus' formula for caring about people disconnected from God boils down to two simple ideas: pray and obey.

The key to being a servant lies in what we give attention to. When I'm focused in the right place, I find the ability to go from one who serves to a servant.

One of the ways we hear from God is through others. But connecting in relationships where truth meets life only works when we allow people to speak into our lives.

We've been offered a tool to communicate with and hear from the God of the universe, yet we don't use it to its full potential. Jesus taught us how to pray in a way that opens up a new relationship with God.

It's easy to think spiritual growth and deeper connection with God hinges on a special experience, more information, or just plain ol' luck. But spritual growth is a lot simpler than you think. It just requires the humility to submit to doing what God asks us to do... even when it makes us feel a little uncomfortable.