Do our lives reflect that of a christian? As one who lives like Christ?  The evidence lies in our day-to-day.

Continuing our series in the book of James, we discuss the power of words and the impact they can have on our life and the lives of others.Continuing our series in the book of James, we discuss the power of words and the impact they can have on our life and the lives of others.

Human experience leads us to place things, and people, in categories.  However, our human experience is one that leads us down treacherous paths. The Gospel leads us on a different path; God's path.

In light of recent events in the US, our message this week focuses on the way each of us can approach volatile situations with an unbiblical nature; a nature of posturing to appease our own emotion; a nature that is self-centered and not biblically focused.

When trials inevitably come in life, what is our response? Do we question God's purpose?  Or do we trust in His masterful plan for our life?

As christians, we can become spirtual loiterers; remaining in one place when God intends for us to be continually moving forward, becoming more like Christ.

On father's day at Engage, we expand on three things each of us look to our dad to provide us with: identity, vision and trust, each of which we carry for the rest of our lives.

Titled 'Identity Theft', this week's message focuses on the contrast between two identities. Our initial identity, which is that of Adam, or as we call it, our fake ID, in which we seek significance in the flesh; and our destined identity in Christ, which is the only source of true fulfillment.

Many times we wander through life going our own way, when the only way to hit the mark God has set for us is to go His way.

What in our lives has become a personal Jesus?  We seek security, approval, fulfillment in many things.  But there is only one place we can find what we utlimately yearn for.