Worry is fear about things that haven't happened yet or are already in the past. Worry is toxic. It affects your relationships, your energy, and your health. It can dominate your thinking. No one enjoys worrying. But, how do you stop? What's the answer? Is there a cure?

The dictionary definition of weary is: physically or mentally exhausted by hard work, exertion, strain; faitgued; tired. Does this describe you? What do you do? Is there an answer? Is there hope?

We all like to receive gifts. But in this message, Pastor Rod talks about a gift from God - a gift we really need in life's most difficult, stressful times.

Long-term illness is a topic the church doesn't often address. In this message, Pastor Rod answers some questions about long-term illness as we look at a famous healing in the Bible.

You can't "kind of" follow Jesus. It's all or nothing. Reaching out to others is part of the deal - whether that's here in the US, or some remote corner of the world. That's what missions is about. We creatively build bridges and strategically partner with other bridge builders in order to lead people to Jesus.

Our mission as followers of Jesus is to be "bridge builders", to share the Good News about Jesus, whose death on the cross bridged the gap between God and man. Having walked across that bridge ourselves and discovered the love of God, we have an obligation and an assignment to help others walk across the bridge, too.

You want to get to God. You need to get to God. But the distance is too great. You can't make the leap. It's not humanly possibly for you to figure out a way to God. We can't do it on our own. What you need is a bridge. What is that bridge?

It's often hard to tell someone the truth. Really, we should be grateful that someone loves us enough to tell us the truth. But that's not always the way it is in life, is it? The old saying, "the truth hurts," is often true.

Are you trying to live your life without God? Are you wondering why life isn't going like it seems it should? Just like a car, we can't run on empty...

In life, in business, in society, even in the church world, there's a subtle, and sometimes not so subtle pull toward self-promotion. But there's a principle: you can't exalt Jesus while promoting yourself.