What do you do when the transformation God is doing in you is rejected by the people in your life? We conclude our series by answering that question.

There are many circumstances in life that don't have clear cut answers and being faithful becomes complicated and unclear. How do you know what to do when you don't know what to do? This week we answer that question.

Everyone experiences change but not everyone is transformed by it. This week we explore Acts 9 and discover some practical ways to not only handle change better, but be transformed by it.

If change seems to be one of the only things that never changes why aren't we better at handling it? Today we will explore a few key questions to consider.

It is our natural tendency to resist change. But what if God is using those very changes to not only transform us, but transform the world around us.

Often, during this transitional season from the holidays and old year to the new year, we find ourselves reminiscing about stories of past travel plans gone awry. Take a look as friend and guest speaker Kevin Dooley speaks about a truly crazy travel plan gone awry for Mary and Joseph during Jesus young life.

In the last message of our Christmas series we explore the birth narrative of Jesus from an unusual perspective.

In part two of our Christmas series, we continue to explore the present of God’s presence. This week we look at the importance of examining what our life revolves around.

As we began to move closer and closer to the celebration of Jesus' entrance into this earth, we stop today to explore the powerful reality that Gods presence has been on display since the beginning of creation.

Why is it so important to pursue contentment? Does it really impact anyone other than ourselves? Join us as we search for the answers in Acts 16.