Towards the end of our lives, the "winter" season sets in. We don't move as fast as we used to, and a lot of things that once excited us don't anymore. We are longing for a home we've never been to, but we know who is king of our lives and where we're going!

Middle age. It's a time of reflection, assessment, and change. There is a season for everything, and the "fall" season of life is all about decisions and growth. Can we trust God in the midst of all the change and transitions?

When we reach age 20, we enter the 'summer' season of our lives, which can be categorized with one word: busy. If we're not careful, and don't seek out rest and time with God and some time for ourselves, we're on a one-way road to burnout... or worse.

To kick off our new series about the different stages of life, we begin with... well, the beginning. Our youth. The first twenty years of our life. What does the Bible have to say about being a young person? What does the world try to tell you about being a young person?

When Jesus was resurrected, one of the very first things he did was fry up some breakfast with some of his disciples, and reminded them of who he was and what was at stake. Jesus, the one who was and is fully God and fully man, loves the world and every person in it so completely and totally that nothing could stand in his way of salvation for all who believe. Join us as we wrap up our "Gone Fishing" series.

When it comes to doing the work of God, He will always provide a way. He serve Jesus because he love him, and because we love him, we do what he says! He has instructed us to become fishers of men... so let's get out there and do it!

You can't out-give God. He is generous and when you decide to let your generosity reflect his generosity, it changes everything.

There is a through-line that leads through the entire Old Testament and ends up being fulfilled by Jesus in the New Testament - to be a blessing to all people. Today, we examine why Jesus focused on blessing the nations through his church rather than establishing an earthly kingdom.

Our job as believers is to cast a wide net, not pick and choose what fish should be caught. That's God's job. We're not to judge or sort or select which fish are worthy of God's love. Join us this week as we talk about casting a wide net!

Jesus told the first disciples, who were fisherman, that they would become 'fishers of men.' What on earth does that even mean? Join us for week two of our summer series, "Gone Fishin'!"