Edge Church

Double Dog Dare You: The Mother Who Wouldn't Give Up

The average person has 70,000 thoughts a day triggering a myriad of corresponding feelings that control our outlook on life. Stress, worry, anger, disappointment, regret, loss, fear — all of these negatively impact how we feel about life. Too frequently our emotions control us, but can you imagine a life where we control them? Join Pastor Ryan for this powerful series Feeling Great About Life and discover the Biblical toolbox for overcoming destructive thoughts and feelings to experience lives that are positive, joyful and full of peace.

The average person has 70,000 thoughts a day triggering a myriad of corresponding feelings that control our outlook on life. Stress, worry, anger, disappointment, regret, loss, fear — all of these negatively impact how we feel about life. Too frequently our emotions control us, but can you imagine a life where we control them? Join Pastor Ryan for this powerful series Feeling Great About Life and discover the Biblical toolbox for overcoming destructive thoughts and feelings to experience lives that are positive, joyful and full of peace.

The average person has 70,000 thoughts a day triggering a myriad of corresponding feelings that control our outlook on life. Stress, worry, anger, disappointment, regret, loss, fear — all of these negatively impact how we feel about life. Too frequently our emotions control us, but can you imagine a life where we control them? Join Pastor Ryan for this powerful series Feeling Great About Life and discover the Biblical toolbox for overcoming destructive thoughts and feelings to experience lives that are positive, joyful and full of peace.

The average person has 70,000 thoughts a day triggering a myriad of corresponding feelings that control our outlook on life. Stress, worry, anger, disappointment, regret, loss, fear — all of these negatively impact how we feel about life. Too frequently our emotions control us, but can you imagine a life where we control them? Join Pastor Ryan for this powerful series Feeling Great About Life and discover the Biblical toolbox for overcoming destructive thoughts and feelings to experience lives that are positive, joyful and full of peace.

The average person has 70,000 thoughts a day triggering a myriad of corresponding feelings that control our outlook on life. Stress, worry, anger, disappointment, regret, loss, fear — all of these negatively impact how we feel about life. Too frequently our emotions control us, but can you imagine a life where we control them? Join Pastor Ryan for this powerful series Feeling Great About Life and discover the Biblical toolbox for overcoming destructive thoughts and feelings to experience lives that are positive, joyful and full of peace.

God has done immeasurably more than we could imagine at Edge Church. This message marks a significant milestone - we've reached the halfway mark of our Shake The City project. Wherever Jesus went, there was a shaking that happened as a sign that something great was about to happen. In a similar fashion, God is preparing and shaking Edge Church so we can shake our city for Christ! Join us as we continue our journey and fulfill our mission of sharing the life-changing grace of Jesus Christ with our community.

All too often two people can live in the same house, have the same name, have the same kids, and be going in two totally different directions. We say things like “that’s mine”, “this is what I want to do” or “this is how I feel”. But your marriage can be on the same page emotionally, financially, sexually and in every way. In this series, Pastor Ryan Heller will share how married couples can become one instead of two.

All too often two people can live in the same house, have the same name, have the same kids, and be going in two totally different directions. We say things like “that’s mine”, “this is what I want to do” or “this is how I feel”. But your marriage can be on the same page emotionally, financially, sexually and in every way. In this new series, Pastor Ryan Heller will share how married couples can become one instead of two.

All too often two people can live in the same house, have the same name, have the same kids, and be going in two totally different directions.  We say things like “that’s mine”, “this is what I want to do” or “this is how I feel”. But your marriage can be on the same page emotionally, financially, sexually and in every way. In this new series, Pastor Ryan Heller will share how married couples can become one instead of two.