The fantastic claim that Jesus resurrected from the dead is the cornerstone of Christianity. If untrue, the Christian’s hope goes down in flames. But if true, we can trust our living Lord with our past, present, & future!

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to see baptisms every week, young followers developed into mature disciples, believers united in purpose and prayer, and God using us to take the message of Jesus locally & globally! Today we begin a journey through Acts to discover how God’s Spirit has and will use God’s people to be a part of the unfinished story.

From the very beginning of Christianity has amplified the importance of relationships. Instead of jockeying for position, followers of Jesus are to demonstrate love by serving others, because our relationships reveal if our love for God is for real.

Being financially fit isn’t about how much money is in your bank account, but about being a good steward in how you spend, save, & give what has been given to you. Today we discover WHY and HOW you we get Financially FIT.

What if people who spent time training their bodies spent the same amount of time training to grow in godliness? Today we discover some practical reasons & actions to get spiritually fit.

This body is the tool God has given us to experience life & impact others, so how we eat, exercise, & rest matters. In fact, when we are physically drained we aren’t likely to be spiritually focused. Today we discover principles & practices that will help us be physically fit & honor God with our bodies.

New year resolutions don’t often bring new you results. This new series will help us discover & address 4 key areas that can transform our lives. It’s time to get fit: physically, spiritually, financially, & relationally.

John’s account of the Christmas story doesn’t contain any mention of Mary & Joseph, a manger, angels, nor shepherds. Instead, John helps us see God’s perspective. And this version of the Christmas story will demonstrate how a Baby changes everything.

If you have experienced his joy, you should tell others.

Joseph is more than an extra in a nativity scene. We learn a valuable lesson from

this righteous man who obeyed God’s plan when others might have run away.