How you are relating to God? How you relate to God has everything to do with who you become. Worship God as Holy Father. When you start seeing God and worshipping Him as Holy Father, He will change you from inside out.

How do you live into Spirit-led freedom? In this teaching, we spend time in Galatians looking at Paul's word to the church.

What does it look like to have a life of greater joy? It requires being connected to the real vine. Learn about what it means to walk in joy and how to live a life of greater joy.

No matter the issues of the day, Jesus was out spreading the news of God's glory and grace. What does that mean for us today? We are called to make God's glory and grace known as well. This teaching shows us how to make His glory and grace known to the nations.

The first sin brought about sickness and we live in a fallen world. When we are in a season of sickness or trial, how do we move forward? This teaching points us to the solution to sickness and how to find healing during those seasons of trials.

God doesn't want just religious people, He wants relationship people. What does it take to draw closer to God and step into the relationship God has called you to? This teaching shows us how God makes it possible for us to come back to Him from wherever we are.

Our tongue has the power of life and death. Taking a look at James Chapter 3, we learn 4 practical ways to manage the power of our words.

Where are you trying to go with your spiritual journey with Jesus? Are you where you want to be? If you aren't where you want to be, you are not alone. This teaching focuses on the Book of Romans and shows us how to navigate Christian maturity.

As Christians, the Word directs us to not show favoritism. In this teaching, we take a look inward at our hearts and ask God to show us any areas we are showing partiality and favoritism. We then learn 3 ways of how to remove any areas of favoritism we identify.

Sometimes we are faced with pressures and challenges. Human anger does not produce the righteousness God desires. This teaching looks at 1 James and presents 4 Biblical principles for handling our anger.