When it comes to the war between the flesh and the Spirit, a laser-focused strategy is often best. But with all the distractions leading us more often toward sin instead of God, how do we counteract those impulses?

One of the best ways we can continue to fight in this battle between the "Flesh" and the Spirit is to continuously be "washed in the word," as Paul puts it. Consistently accessing and learning from the scriptures is critical to knowing the heart and mind of God. But, honestly? That can be tough. Join us as we discuss why, even when it's hard and it feels like you're not getting anything from the Bible, it's important to stay diligent anyway.

Jesus prayed for us, that we would have not perfect doctrine, that we would correctly interpret scripture, that we would be sinless, or that we would save the world... but that we would be united. Join us as we talk about what it means to "choose unity," even when we don't want to.

In each of us, there is a raging battle. Often we think of "spiritual warfare" as us against demons and the devil... but more often, the battle that rages is the Spirit of God and our own flesh. Join us as we begin setting the stage for the battle we all face, every day.

Each year, there's a chance to start again with fresh perspectives, new opportunities, and a new calendar to begin again. Join us as we discuss the things in the new year to retain, release, and remember.

The birth of Jesus came about in such a way that is far less dramatic and theatrical than you'd expect the incarnate, son of the most high to be! Join us as our guest speaker, Tim, walks us through the extraordinarily un-extraordinary birth of Jesus.

As we kick off the Christmas season, we have a special guest speaker (Tim Smith) who is going to share with us the good news of Christmas, and why it matter that it was first given to the most unlikely of people.

There seems to be a rhythm to the universe God created, and we see that manifest in the stars, in the people God has created, and in Christ himself.

As we wrap up this series, let's get a little vulnerable about how the fruit of the Holy Spirit interacts with us and others on a daily basis.

Remember - the Bible says that the Holy Spirit produces "fruit" in our lives - singular! Join us as we discuss this week.