This message looks at 3 specific plagues from scripture, their response to them, and what they mean to us through this difficult season of life.

What is our response to the current global situation? This message will process how does the church live through this in both wisdom and with hope.

This message will look at how the Holy Spirit came at Pentecost and the meaning of that powerful manifestation for us today. Because the Holy Spirit has come, we can be empowered to live righteously, supernaturally and on mission.

This message is an intro of who the Holy Spirit is and an invitation to breathe Him in. Like the wind, the Holy Spirit is unseen, unpredictable, powerful and refreshing. For one to “take a deep breath” and experience all the Holy Spirit has for them, they need to let go of fears and misconceptions, go all in and develop an intimate friendship with the Holy Spirit.

In Isaiah 9 Jesus is referred to as the "prince of peace" or the Lord over peace but that rarely feels like the case when it comes to talking money. God is calling us to submit our finances to Him in order to be good stewards of all He's entrusted us with.

Work is a necessary thing but can also cause a lot of stress. Guest speaker Drew Mills talks through how do we work as though we're working for the Lord.

Relationships can be messy at times and cause undo amounts of stress but how do we do it differently? This teaching will give practical, biblical steps to making things right with others in your life and moving towards worshipping together.

We often carry the weight of our past and pains that we were never meant to carry. When the weight of life piles up, we become overburdened and can feel stuck. When we feel stuck, there is always hope! No matter how stuck we may feel, God wants us to know, there is always a way out. We can change perspective, live lighter and get rid of the weight we’re carrying by believing first, it’s okay not to be okay. God’s strength is made perfect in our weakness. If we don’t express our weakness, then we can’t experience His power! Second, get completely honest, first with ourselves and then with others. Pray Psalm 139:23-24 and ask God to point out our anxious thoughts or anything that offends Him. Finally, place our dependency on God. In scripture, stress and anxiety always reveal self-dependency, and the cure for that is always God-dependency.

There are many things that can cause stress in life but throughout this series we'll look at getting the stress out. In this message we'll look at introducing this series and giving some perspective change on life.

On the journey of life we get to a place where we're called to step out on faith and make a difference in our church, community, and world. What does that look like though and how do we go about it?