The Christian family has been called to travel a narrow road together, and like other roads, there will be traffic. Thankfully, God has given us road signs in scripture to teach us how to navigate it. Through submission, out of love and respect, we can restore health to our families and navigate through the relational traffic.

Because of abuses and false teachings, the word "submit" has become a trigger word for many. But without a clear understanding of and a correct application of submission, we cannot have a healthy family. "Submit," is not a dirty word. In fact, it is through biblical submission that God wants to help heal families.

There is an enemy attacking families in an effort to disrupt the love, peace, and stability they were created to provide. So, what do we do when there seems to be no peace? Join us for part 2 of "Restoring Peace"

There is an enemy attacking families in an effort to disrupt the love, peace, and stability they were created to provide. So, what do we do when there seems to be no peace? Today we learn what God's word teaches us about restoring peace to our hearts and to our homes.

Sometimes, it's the small things that have the power to do damage or to do good. Today, Fountain Kids joins us as we learn about the power of our tongue and how to tame it!

Live for "Well done"!

We all have common struggles, and we can all triumph in life through Jesus Christ.

There is a who, what, when, and where attached to every blessing from God. In order to receive, we must move into position in every area of our life.

This will be a one-of-a-kind situation where I will tell my entire testimony. Pastor Joe and I will create it to be more interactive with an interview-style setup. Pastor Joe will ask me questions to shed more light on certain parts of the testimony. The intent is to share with the body of Christ the full extent of God's love.

Though worship is a broad term that refers to a life lived in surrender, in this context, we focus on the aspect of worship that involves praise and thanksgiving. When this type of worship becomes a rhythm in your life, it works like a master key that opens up prison doors in our lives and allows the life that Jesus gives to flow freely again.