There are behaviors we have that are self-destructive.  Like a Jack-in-the-box we allow our emotions to be wound up until they cause damage to ourselves and others.  How do we become healthy spiritually and emotionally and allow godly behaviors to be present in our life?

When the Apostle Paul wrote the letter to the church of Ephesus, he addressed many of these behaviors in Chapter 5. 

God did not create us to bare the weight of the world upon our shoulders, but sometimes it feels that way.  The problem is that ANXIETY can literally kill you.  So what can we do to better manage anxiety in 2021?  Is there a lesson from God that will help us manage our anxieties?  Absolutely.  The Simple answer is prayer.  Join us as we look at Psalms 46 and hear God say to us, “Be Still and know I am God.”

Jesus promised that there would be difficult times ahead.  So rather than be surprised when a crisis happens, we should prepare for its arrival both mentally and spiritually.  When difficult times come what are some core theological truths that we should have in our heart and what do we need to know about God?  The Bible says that God is the God of comfort.  God longs to lead us through the valley of the shadow of death so that we can comfort others. 

Our second message of our series titled, New You is about Joy. Many people ask the question does God desire that I experience joy? With all the pain we feel it is a good question. The truth is that God created us to be filled with the Joy of the Lord.

We all want to be better and live better with the new year. But how do we accomplish this goal? The first step in creating a new you, is defining success. The goal of each Christian should be to live in such a way that one day we will hear the Father in heaven say, "Well Don, my good and faithful servant."

2020 has been a year like no other in our life time.  After such a year we ask, "Will God provide for 2021?"  

The answer is yes!  Maybe not in the way you want, when you want, or how you want, but God will provide for 2021.  In fact, God has already provided.  God provided himself the lamb.

Join us for our quarterly Q and A Sunday service as we take questions ranging from the historical accuracy of the Christmas story to what is an Agnostic?

Shepherds during Jesus day were considered outcasts. They were the deplorables of society. The fact that the shepherds were the only people invited to witness the birth of the Savior is significant in that the "good news of great joy" is indeed for all people, even those who feel rejected and outcast.

In this Q and A, Sarah and Aaron talk about how our culture is constantly telling us we are enough. We are good enough, strong enough, brave enough and if we just look deeper inside, we have all the answers to life’s question. This message sounds empowering, but it is oppressive. Real freedom is found in the message of Grace given to us through Jesus Christ. The message of the gospel is that you are not enough and that is why Jesus came at Christmas.

The message of the self-love cult is that you are worthy of loving yourself and that the answers to life's questions are on the inside.  You are enough.  You are good enough.  You're strong enough, brave enough, tough enough.  There is nothing you can’t accomplish.  You have the strength inside you.  You are all you need to succeed in life.  Because people like you and darn it, you are enough.  But the message that sounds empowering and liberating is actually oppressing and torturing.  The message of the gospel is that you don't have to try to be enough.  God's grace is sufficient.  

In this episode Mary's visit from the angel gives us insight to how God views us and the grace we should live under.