A question we all ask in our trials, pain, and waiting, is WHY? Why is this happening? What is the purpose or reason? Sometimes God answers, but usually he doesn't. What are we left with in the absence of an answer? Better yet, who are we left with?

The message of Easter is that hope has a name and hope is alive!

People are understandably anxious over the global pandemic of COVID-19. And Jesus' words in The Sermon on The Mount about worry have never been more relevant.

Most everyone has a heightened sense of anxiety and fear due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the devastating death toll continues to climb every day, people are looking for hope, for answers, for a cure.

How can God tell us not to be afraid? What is the biblical solution to fear? What is God trying to teach us about fear and faith right now?

One of the best ways we can love our city is by praying for it on a regular basis. What types of prayers does the city need? What are some key topics for praying for the city?

If we can only reap what we (and others) have sown, what are we planting today that's going to make the city a better place tomorrow? What does God call us to plant?

We've got to be different in order to make a difference, but we've also got to be actively engaged in seeking the good of the city. What will this require of us? And what can we anticipate in terms of results?

Understanding, enjoying, living, and sharing the Gospel is a team effort.

The Gospel polarizes because it demands a shift of core allegiance from one savior and lord to another.

What is the central promise of the Christian faith? And how does this distinguish Christianity from every other religion in the world? Why does this matter, and how will you respond?