Jesus came to put into place what is out of place. He explained this to us, in the book of Luke, using three different examples. Jesus was the greatest storyteller of all time, so this must be an important topic. He calls us to that same mission because people that are out of place now will be out of place forever. Join us for the last week of Relentless Pursuit.

Jesus tells us “Follow me.” He invites us into the Kingdom of God, which is the best offer on earth. It doesn’t have to stop with just you; an invite to church and into the Kingdom can forever change someone’s life.

One of, if not the biggest obstacle that we face with generosity, is that we lack faith that God will resupply. We think if it doesn’t work out on paper, it will never work out. God instructs us otherwise. When you are generous to others, God will be generous to you. Join us for the final week of Greater Things.

No amount of generosity is too small. God can take whatever we joyously give and use it to bless those around us in big ways. This weekend we will look at how this practice played out in the Bible and how we too can make a big difference.

Giving does not come naturally to us. Why is that? How do we flip our vision of money to create a church that fulfills God’s vision of generosity? Join us for week one of “Greater Things”.

A healthy relationship with Christ is best identified by our communication with him. In this talk, we focus on two steps to a healthy relationship with Christ through prayer and the difficulty of unanswered prayer. Persistent prayer builds our faith as we develop the regular discipline of seeking God with our hearts. Specific prayer fuels our faith when we give God a chance to meet us in the details.

Lust destroys. God is very clear about the dangers of lust and sexual sin throughout the Bible. It is a slippery slope that requires more and more sin to fulfill it. How do we overcome the internal enemy of lust in a culture that is saturated with temptation? In the final message of Internal Enemies, Pastor Danny shares five strategies to keep our hearts and minds pure from sexual sin.

Most of us have all felt insecure at some point. We may be uncertain about who we are or lack confidence that we can rise to a new challenge. Insecurity, though, is a dangerous internal enemy. It can hurt our relationships, prevent us from trying new things, and even make us selfish. Join us for Week 5 of Internal Enemies as we uncover the roots of insecurity and learn two secrets to gain confidence no matter the situation.

Shame, like anger starts a vicious cycle that can lead us down a path of self-hatred and even self-harm. We often let feelings of guilt over an event or circumstance shape our identity, and turn to false remedies to cope. Pastor Danny shares two ways we can conquer this internal enemy, and why Jesus gives us the ability to overcome shame.

“What if I get sick?” “What if she doesn’t text me back?” “What if I don’t get this job?” “What if I fail the test?”

“What if” is the language of anxiety. It’s an internal enemy that is completely unproductive and can wreck our schedules, plans, and relationships. How do we deal with anxiety? Learn 3 strategies God gives us to overcome anxious thoughts.