There is no pause button on life. Though there are times we wish we could "get away" these times should be used to refuel instead of retreat. Often times it is difficult to tell the difference between the two and you may be retreating from community without even knowing it. You are not alone and there are others who can relate to you and won't let you quit on your journey to fulfilling God's purpose.

The call of Christ demands revolutionary change in paradigm. How we handle one another should reflect our new identity, not our old tendencies. We have been called to put aside petty situations that become obstacles in our lives, ultimately slow us down, and prevent the spread of the Gospel. We have been called to "newness" of life. How do you respond?

This week for the Emmaus Experience bible study Pastor Royce Robinson explains that if we are going to live life for God at the next level we have to recognize not only what the meaning of the next level life but also what it means.

This Sunday we answer the question "Am I my brother's keeper?" in the context of Christian accountability. As believers we have the freedom to consult our brothers and sisters in Christ on different areas we struggle with. All of us should look to the Word of God as the standard and if we are doing anything outside of what God established we need accountability.

This week for the Emmaus Experience bible study we take a moment to look at what happens when you let emotions get the best of you. Royce Robinson teaches from the Old Testament about the death of King Saul. Someone thought they were doing a good thing by killing him but David recognized you do not disrupt who God has set in authority because of your emotions. This directly relates to the police violence we are seen recently.

This Sunday we continue our mini-series on police brutality and social unrest in our culture. This week we uncover the true reason why so many men are being killed. This is not a racial issue, but a spiritual attack and the evidence can be found in scripture.

This Wednesday for bible study we take a moment to pray for the nation as well what specific areas we want to move. Pastor Blake speaks on what murder is and how often times God uses murder to begin a movement.

In light of the current events in our culture, with violence against police and police taking extreme measures based on race we take the time to address this. Pastor Blake teaches through Romans 13 and other scriptures on how should we respond as Christians to the violence that is going on in our culture?

In light of the current events in our culture, with violence against police and police taking extreme measures based on race we take the time to address this. Pastor Blake teaches through Romans 13 and other scriptures on how should we respond as Christians to the violence that is going on in our culture?

This night at the Emmaus Experience bible study we continue to travel through the book of 1 Timothy. Pastor Blake teaches from 1 Timothy 2 about the different roles for each gender. Men are to be the leaders in prayer and women are to let the hidden person of Christ reflect their true beauty.