We can learn from Paul how to handle a storm: put it into proper perspective, develop survival tactics, navigate according to a "God word", find sustenance in the middle of it, put God's word ahed of our fears and get up from it.

You may or may not yet be personally affected by these threatening economic headwinds but what about your neighbors and friends? How can you be a life changer and an encouragement to them?

We need to follow God's PEACE Plan: Pray for people, Enter their world, Alleviate them with a word of blessing, Connect with them, Explain what God has done for you.

Guest speaker Rafick El-Hani: Not sure on how to be a witness for Jesus? We can learn a lot from Paul's actions in Acts 22.

When I step out to do something new, how can I know if it's God or if my own thoughts are directing me? Can I have a certainty on the inside?

We know there are setbacks in reaching "unreached cities" and there are sometimes disappointments in mentoring believers into disciples. But we need to learn to get fired up about the victories Christ brings and always be rejoicing about the people he adds to His house.

One of the great and impacting causes of Christ for us in San Francisco is to reflect a true representation of God - to reflect his kindness and to reach out with grace that forgives and a love that draws people to the father.

How do you know the leanings and the leadings of the spirit? How do you tell if the "witness" you get inside of you are your thoughts, the devil's thoughts or God's thoughts?

Acts 14 shows us the five stages of dysfunction and issues within many relationsships we see today - and it gives us three keys how to deal with them.

Guest speaker Graham Fletcher: The book of Revelation isn't about the conceiling of mysterious truths, but about the revealing of Jesus.