Philippians 4:13 isn't just a tattooable verse but actually holds the secret to some powerful stuff. Check out Pastor Luke share about this often misused scripture and how it can empower your life.

During this week's interact night, Mike discusses why we should even want to engage with the hard work of developing Godly character. You don't want to miss this one!

Our very own Andrew Bryant shares about how we develop Godly character by choosing the right people to journey through life.

PSA. For some reason there is music recorded in the background that we couldn't totally get rid of.

Scott Poirier brings an encouraging sermon about the importance of engaging in spiritual practices in order to build the next layer of our character.

Developing Godly character is a difficult task so the way we start is incredibly important. Pastor Luke begins our new sermon series by looking at the foundation of our journey to build the skyscraper that is Godly character. Romans 12:1-2 and Philippians 4:8-9

You can choose to have 2018 DEFINE you or allow it to REFINE you. The choice is yours but the journey of refinement is much more beneficial.

It's easy to get discouraged when we think about work. Are we doing what God has planned for me? Will I ever feel passionate about what I do? Why does my boss suck?... Well, Mike Reddekopp brings a powerful reminder that God has a plan and purpose for you life and for your work.

This week we met with a panel of professionals who specialize in mental health. It was an amazing evening with lots of interaction and encouraging information. We hope you enjoy.

Pastor Luke opens up discussion on the topic of mental health. We looked at 1 Kings 19 and the story of Elijah and if you can take one thing away from this sermon, it's that you don't need to be ashamed of any mental health struggle you may have. We're in this together.

At Elim YA this week, Scott Poirier offers an inspiring and helpful sermon on how we can be better stewards of our money. This is part of our Continuum series and how we grow in our relationship with God with small, yet intentional, decisions and actions.