Hebrews 11:7 - Runners often talk about the "pain cave." This is the moment on the journey when it gets really hard. You're presented with a decision to push through to quit. Are you in the "pain cave" on your journey as a Christian? If so, I hope you'll be encouraged as we look at a moment in Noah's life.

Hebrews 11:5-6—Do you know who Enoch is? The Bible says he didn't die. The Bible also says he "walked with God." Join us this week as we examine Enoch's life and discover principles for daily walking with God!

In Hebrews 11, we see a list of men and women that ran well. In verses 1-4, we discover the route that God has prescribed for us to run. Two routes are before us. Which route will you take?

Join us as we kick off a new series! God's word often describes the Christian life as a long-distance race. In Hebrews 12:1-3, God's word instructs us how to Run Well.

1 John 4:7-21

We believe God is calling us as a ministry and generation to be an example for serving the Lord and taking the gospel message to the ends of the earth. We believe God is calling us to "set the pace." Join us for a two-week series from 1 Thessalonians 1 and 2.

Did you know that two spiritual families exist? Everyone is in 1 of these families. In our passage this week, John describes what the children in these families look like. As you listen, evaluate which family you currently belong to.

Imagine the scene. Your dad, mom, or a grandparent pulls up a chair and says, "Hey! I have something really important to tell you..." In 1 John 2:18-29, John pulls up a chair to talk with his spiritual children. He has some important things to share with them. Join us this week as we hear important truths that John wants to impart to those he loves.

God expects all of His children to grow spiritually. He wants us to mature. Sometimes growth is painful. This week, join us as we look at 1 John 2:1-17 and discover what God wants to teach us about spiritual growth.

Join us as we kick off a new series we're calling "Welcome to the Family!" As we walk through 1 John, we'll see that God's family should be characterized by a different way of living. In 1 John 1, we'll discover that fellowship with God allows us to experience joy to the fullest.