We all have a desire to thrive in various areas of our life, but are we willing to make the necessary changes to go from just surviving to thriving? This week we unpack Galatians chapter three and see just how different the way of faith can be.

As we continue in our "Thrive" series, we will examine parts of Galatians chapter 2 and discover one of the biggest threats to thriving in our faith and what we can do about it.

The church in Galatia had gotten off track. They weren’t thriving in their relationship with God. They had lost focus and had forgotten that the Gospel is about grace, not what we bring to the table. Just like the church in Galatia, we need to get back on track.

In the final message of our Guardrails series, we explore one of the dominating themes in the book of Proverbs and discover some practical application for how we view, make, spend, and give money.

One of the most important areas of our life is often the area left without any guardrails - our relationships. This week we explore what might possibly be the most important proverb of all.

God gives guardrails for your protection. He gives out rules for righteous living that are both positive and negative. This sermon deals with the positive and negative aspects of human sexuality. It gives tips on how to best manage your sexuality in terms of following Christ.

Guardrails are a common sight on most roads and highways. They are designed to keep what matters most safe from what could hurt the worst. They are common in regards to how we drive, but not in regards to how we live.

We’ve looked at Pausing for various elements in the Christian life - pausing to be in the word, pausing for prayer, pausing for worship, pausing for confession, and pausing for renewal. This week we look at pausing for cleansing, the need to confess and have God wipe the slate clean. God gives us a new start through the power of Christ. It’s an exciting axiom and truth that God forgives completely.

We live busy lives. Some of us would probably say that it feels like our schedule has more control of our lives than we do. This week we explore some practical ideas to make a priority of renewal.

In the busyness of life, it can be easy to lose perspective on what really matters most in life. This week we look at Psalm 32 and discover the power of taking an honest look at the life we are actually living.