Every song tells a story and every August we dive into the archives of classic rock and roll to let the music help teach us lessons from God’s Word. What if there was help to keep all of your good intentions from being wasted? What if you didn’t have to wave the white flag of surrender to the giants in your life? If you’re tired of losing the same battles over and over again, this series will teach us four secrets to make our intentions more than words. We start this year’s series off with the Beatle’s song Help! This weekend we walk through a familiar Bible story that takes us to places we never imagined!

We are constantly pulled in all directions every day. There are so many things that demand our attention – our family, our friends, our jobs. And then we have to deal with all the other distractions of life on top of that. How do we stay focused on our faith in a world that inundates us with these constant requests for our attention? How do we cultivate the seed God has planted in our lives when we suffer from sensory overload? This week we learn why and how we are so easily distracted, and what Jesus offers to help us regain our focus.

You might be right in the middle of the dip. It's really hard, and you've got questions. You don’t understand what God is doing. But, you really want to move to a point of worship, a place where you have hope; when things are good, and even when things aren’t so good, because you know who God is, even when you are hurting. If this is you, do not miss this final message in the Habakkuk Series.

Life happens. There are times when things don’t seem to be going the way we think they should go and we begin to question God. What do we do when we are in this dip? How do we hang on and come out on the other side of our doubts and questions? Join us this weekend as we find out how we can make it through the dip as we look at how Habakkuk wrestled with God.

You see it every day. Bad people taking advantage of the weak. Good people down on their luck. Innocent people suffering. War. Injustice. Ever get the feeling God isn't fair? In this new 3 week series we will discover how an Old Testament prophet can inspire a modern day faith in God's Promises. This week we raise the question we have all asked at one time or another: Where Are You God?

Difficult conversations are an inevitable part of life. When you can no longer avoid having that conversation with your spouse, child, coworker, friend, how can you be sure it will be effective? Do the stakes feel too high? This weekend, we'll uncover a principle from the life of King David that worked under the direst of circumstances. You'll never know what hangs in the balance.

What happens when we elevate our wants to "needs"? When our wants assume an unhealthy place in our lives and in our hearts, it's called coveting. It's a private, dangerous state of affairs that is inevitably exposed for public eyes. In this weeks message we unearth what we can learn from one of Israel's most ruthless kings, Ahab, and his infamous wife, Jezebel. A cautionary tale on the dangers of misplaced wants.

Sometimes we look at our lives and wonder: How did I get here? When we struggle in our marriages, families, or careers it's tempting to chalk our circumstances up to bad luck or place the blame on other people. But Scripture points to something else...something more universal. The Bible says that we need to set our heart on the LORD because what our hearts most value sets the course for our lives. Join us as we look at the life of another King who learned this lesson the hard way.

With great power comes great responsibility...and the freedom to neglect it. That’s exactly what we see as we look at the story of the Old Testament Kings. They had great power yet they refused to set their heart and mind on God and as a result they let it all slip away. Instead of repenting and submitting to God's will, they repeatedly chose to put their desires over His desires. This week, we’ll look at the story of King Zedekiah and explain the tragic, tough, but necessary lesson we can learn from his life.

When it comes to family, actions speak louder than words - they echo into the next generation. Your children and grandchildren may forget what you say, but they'll never forget what you do. It’s been a great series and we invite you to the final installment of our Family Of My Dreams series. In this week’s message, we raise the question of what would we do if we knew that the next generation would take their cues from us.