You know those nagging questions that seem to linger in the back of your mind about God? The ones you hesitate to ever speak out loud, or admit you have, or perhaps let anyone else know you think? Questions and doubts about God can be unsettling if they are left unspoken. We begin to think we are alone in our doubts about God, and often our doubts only grow until they paralyze our faith. But when we learn to admit our doubts openly, we learn that we are not alone —that everyone has doubts. And when we learn to live with doubt in a healthy way, doubt can be a tool that strengthens our faith.

Easter changes everything. And this year, everything has changed. Nothing will stop us from celebrating Jesus being alive!

Fear seems to be a constant companion as of late due to the pandemic of COVID-19. It’s always there under the surface and it can wear us down, so we live in a constant state of anxiety and worry. If we avoid this fear, it will start to erode our faith and purpose. The world will miss out on your unique God-given contribution to make a difference during this unprecedented time. This week we will learn from David how to live out courage and get through these difficult days together.

The impact of the coronavirus is enough to make anyone anxious and worried. Besides being a health risk, the threat of COVID-19 is affecting our jobs, kids, and general way of life. Is it even possible to have peace at a time like this? This week we will see that God offers us a peace that goes beyond human comprehension and discuss what steps we need to take to experience this supernatural peace.

No matter how smart we think we are, life is tricky. There are corners we can’t see around, there are challenges to great for us to overcome on our own. The good news is that there is one who is willing to lead us through it all…and He leads us well. Especially in times likes these, when we walk through the valley of darkness, we need a shepherd to lead us. In this message we will look at Psalm 23 and find peace in how Jesus promises to care for His sheep.

It’s common today for people to think they should never judge others and quote Jesus. But is that really what Jesus meant when He said, “Do not judge”? Without judging others, how can we make wise decisions about relationships, dating, and raising children. This week we will look at the context of Jesus’ statement and learn what we are not to do and what we absolutely must judge.

It’s popular today not to treat sin seriously. Even Christians find it easy to justify sin. We want to experience the promises of God, but we don’t want to deal with our sins. But what if by living in our sin, we’re missing out on experiencing more of God’s presence and power in our lives? In this message, we’ll look at two ways to battle against sin and temptation and walk in true life and freedom.

Does my belief system really matter? Don’t all ways lead to heaven? When we think through this topic objectively, we come to realize all belief systems are not the same. So, what should we do? This week we want you to consider Jesus. Just Jesus. Consider His ministry, His resurrection, and His message, then make the decision for yourself.

At some point, we all experience feeling overwhelmed by life. And maybe you've had someone say in the middle of your tough situation, "Just remember, God will never give you more than you can handle." But this cliche is simply not true. In this message we will talk about why God allows us to experience more than we can handle and how God can use it to deepen our faith.

A popular thought in culture today, including the church, is that God just wants you to be happy. But what do we do when we wake up unhappy and unfulfilled? In this message, we will look at what trumps happiness and truly fulfills.