Bad relationship advice abounds. If you are looking to tank your marriage, Google is a great resource, but if you are looking for a way forward towards a stronger, healthier relationship, join us this Sunday in person @ 9am or in person and online @ 10:30 for part 1 of our sermon series, "The Backwards Race."

"Why does God fill our lives with good?" That may seem like a simple question, but the answer is filled with surprising depth that impacts both your life, and the lives of those around you.

How do we experience God's fullest good for our lives? Do we have to jump through hoops, or can we cut a few corners to make things easier?

Why do good things happen to people? That's a question we seldom ask, but one worth meditating on. Is it merely luck, or something more purposeful?

If God is good all the time, why can we have such a hard time seeing it?

Sometimes an end is scary. Other times, an end is welcomed. Regardless of the emotions involved, the end is always an opportunity for a new beginning, and in that we can rejoice.

This year was marked by disease, unrest, scandal, and more. 2020 left the world as we know it in kind of rough shape.  Even still, there is good news that produces a joy that can't be stopped, even by the messiest year in recent history.

The World isn't fair. Sometimes we taste its injustices personally, while other times we see them in the lives of loved ones. How can we dare to be joyful when the world seems to be so out of whack?

2020 has stunk.  Let's be honest.  Even still, there is reason to celebrate the season and everyday after with a genuine joy that refuses to quit.