Fear is a hard thing to admit. We want to be brave and for others to see us that way too. We don’t think we have fears because fear takes on many forms, many disguises. Fear is a liar because it masquerades behind a multitude of symptoms, emotions, and behaviors. Fear is also a liar because our fears are often founded on what-ifs, half-truths or outright lies. In this series, we'll learn how to sift through the symptoms and get to the root of our fears and to deal with them so that we would not be a slave to them any longer.

Fear is a hard thing to admit. We want to be brave and for others to see us that way too. We don’t think we have fears because fear takes on many forms, many disguises. Fear is a liar because it masquerades behind a multitude of symptoms, emotions, and behaviors. Fear is also a liar because our fears are often founded on what-ifs, half-truths or outright lies. In this series, we'll learn how to sift through the symptoms and get to the root of our fears and to deal with them so that we would not be a slave to them any longer.

Fear is a hard thing to admit. We want to be brave and for others to see us that way too. We don’t think we have fears because fear takes on many forms, many disguises. Fear is a liar because it masquerades behind a multitude of symptoms, emotions, and behaviors. Fear is also a liar because our fears are often founded on what-ifs, half-truths or outright lies. In this series, we'll learn how to sift through the symptoms and get to the root of our fears and to deal with them so that we would not be a slave to them any longer.

Fear is a hard thing to admit. We want to be brave and for others to see us that way too. We don’t think we have fears because fear takes on many forms, many disguises. Fear is a liar because it masquerades behind a multitude of symptoms, emotions, and behaviors. Fear is also a liar because our fears are often founded on what-ifs, half-truths or outright lies. In this series, we'll learn how to sift through the symptoms and get to the root of our fears and to deal with them so that we would not be a slave to them any longer.

Sometimes in life we are left wondering what to do. Questions pass through our head like – What does my spouse want from me? How can I be a better student? What career will be most satisfying? How can I do what God wants me to do? While many of these questions are subjective, God has made several things clear that he absolutely wants us to do. When practiced, these are milestones in our lives, a vibrant part of our faith, and a path to living the life God intended for us. It is a vibrant life and faith that comes from following God’s command to, “Do this”.

Sometimes in life we are left wondering what to do. Questions pass through our head like – What does my spouse want from me? How can I be a better student? What career will be most satisfying? How can I do what God wants me to do? While many of these questions are subjective, God has made several things clear that he absolutely wants us to do. When practiced, these are milestones in our lives, a vibrant part of our faith, and a path to living the life God intended for us. It is a vibrant life and faith that comes from following God’s command to, “Do this”.

Sometimes in life we are left wondering what to do. Questions pass through our head like – What does my spouse want from me? How can I be a better student? What career will be most satisfying? How can I do what God wants me to do? While many of these questions are subjective, God has made several things clear that he absolutely wants us to do. When practiced, these are milestones in our lives, a vibrant part of our faith, and a path to living the life God intended for us. It is a vibrant life and faith that comes from following God’s command to, “Do this”.

Easter 2019

Good Friday 2019

What would you would do with one week to live? Some might view it as one last chance to do what they’ve always wanted to do - to eat a favorite meal, to check something off their bucket list, to rack up a bunch of debt, or more time to be with loved ones. It’s an interesting question because it reveals our priorities. With such little time, we would give thoughts and time to the things that matter most. As we explore Jesus’ last week on earth, we also will find the priorities that would likely surface in our last week, but also the purposes that are worth giving all of our lives to.