What do we do when we ask God to change our circumstances and He doesn't?

Taking a look at the apostle Paul, we learn how he chose to handle these moments through faith.

Paul's story teaches us that we can see any circumstance as a promise and a purpose from God.

What do you do when there's nothing you can do?

As we begin this new series, we take a look at the stories of two men who were stuck waiting on Jesus, and ask:

When we feel stuck waiting on God, how can we know for sure that He is with us, and has not abandoned us?

The definition of "prodigal" is to spend or to give lavishly or recklessly.

In Luke 15, Jesus' parable of the Prodigal Son is not just the story of a lost son, but is also the story of a loving father.

When we read about a son who recklessly lost everything, we see the love of a father who lavishly forgave him.

All men have a desire to stand up and fight for something, but often men struggle to find something worth fighting for.

This isn't just a message for men, but it is a message to men: God is calling you to be a warrior for His Kingdom.

So what does being a warrior for God mean? Let's talk about that.

The way others see Jesus relies on the way they see Jesus through the actions and lives of Christians.

If you're a Christian, how do other people, especially non-believers, see Jesus through you?

If our lives don't paint the right picture of Jesus, it's time that we change: it's time that we repaint Jesus.

In honor of Memorial Day, we here from guest speaker and veteran Dr. Roland Haun on the importance of sacrifice, evangelism, and giving of yourself in reaching others for Jesus.

Dr. Haun discusses all of this alongside Jesus' parable of the sower.

The final phase any child goes through before entering adulthood is high school.

This phase is the crucial pivot point in a child's life, where they begin making long term, life-changing decisions.

Are we as the church ready to help them make those decisions, and support them even if they fail?

When a child reaches middle school, they begin to go through greater changes than they've ever experienced.

As influencers in their lives, we have to realize that middle schoolers are well on their way to being adults.

As individuals and as a church, are we ready and willing to share the gospel with kids in this strange phase of life?

"When you learn to see God's image in kids, it increases the potential for kids to see God."

Preschool and elementary school are the times when kids form relationships and priorities.

Are you willing to be a champion for the kids in your life, and teach them to live for Jesus?

The first phase of a child's life is critical to their growth and to their future.

Newborns are in a constant state of need, and toddlers begin learning how to be independent early in life.

Jesus made a big deal out of children, and it's important that we as parents, as family, and as a church do the same.