The Bible tells us that Christians should be marked by generosity. It should be what we are all about. So this week, we are going to look at generosity together, seeing what God thinks about it and how generosity should show itself in our lives.

I know, when the church talks about money people get uneasy — it's personal and we get that. When the Bible speaks about our money, it is not to shame us but to help us live fuller, freer lives.

When we experience sorrow, it lingers with us. Every character in the Bible deals with sorrow, even Jesus. We are going to look at the lament of Jesus and what God teaches us about our emotion of sorrow.

Probably one of the strongest and most damaging emotions that we can experience is the emotion of shame. It can define us, control us, and destroy everything around us. But, did you know that shame is not from God?

There are so many things to worry about. Heavy things. Real things. Worry can become a monster if we let it. How do we begin to handle worry instead of our worry handling us? Join us as we tackle the “Worry Monster.”

What does it really mean to find your identity in Christ? As Christians, what does it look like for us to find our identities in Jesus? Join us as we continue with CHRONIC – a series on emotional health.

Emotions are such an amazing yet complex gift from our Creator, and they can serve us well if we let them.

We want to be men and women of God. This week, Paul addresses that tension in all of us.