It is possible to recover from being a negative Nancy or Ned! Some believe that after a certain age your personality is set and that you can't teach old dogs new tricks. However, it is the work of the Holy Spirit to transform us. By God's p

There are things we don't want to be thankful for but we should be nonetheless. Making lists of what you're thankful for is therapeutic because we can focus on the good and forget about the bad. But should we leave the bad things off the li

Gratitude is a choice. It isn't something that we typically involuntarily extend or automatically feel. Having faith in God isn't the same as being grateful to God. What was so interesting about the story of the ten lepers was that all ten

Pastor Kurt talks with us about FEAR! Although FEAR is something that plagues many of us, Kurt explains how as believers we no longer need to be slaves to fear.

What is prayer? Why do we pray? Why does it seem that the heavens are silent at times? How does prayer develop and enhance our relationship with God? How does prayer strengthen and support our spiritual journey? Prayer is communication with God not j

Pastor Matt King shares with us the importance of GIVING. How it is essential to the christian faith and something that we as believers are called to do.

A talk from a quarterly worship gathering with the Eastpoint family called Resurgence Gathering. Kurt reminds us that a church we need renewal.

Few things are as difficult as waiting. Patience might be a virtue, but it's not one we highly regard in our I-want-it-now-and-easy culture. However, waiting might be one of our greatest spiritual trainers. As someone once said, “Faith and cha

Some things are true. Some things are false. Not every thing is relative. All truth flows from God; He is the fixed point in a universe in motion. Some approach truth as an all-you-can-eat buffet: pick what you like and reject what you don't. Go

Love is one of the most used words on the planet, and nothing matters more than loving God and loving people. Godly love is a verb—it's demonstrated in what we

say and do for God and others. When we love God we obey Him, and we love what and