We all have a preference or more natural way of connecting with God. As in many other parts of life, we're prewired toward certain interests or activities. Worship is no different in that respect. This week we discuss how each of us most effectively connect to God through worship and what our worship is supposed to do for the people around us.

Worship in the disciple's life is supposed to be a lifestyle of doing. But what about when life happens? A study stated that seventy percent of people are not positively engaged in their work. This week we will discuss what worship looks like through our work.

Worship. We were made for it. Unfortunately, most of the time we misuse or misunderstand worship. In this series we will discover God's purpose for worship and how we should respond to Him.

Easter Sunday celebrates the most important day in history. We believe that God loves us so much that He sent His son Jesus to give himself as a ransom for each of us. We cannot embrace Jesus as a "good teacher" while rejecting the idea of His resurrection from the dead. The resurrection is essential. We have hope because of Jesus' power over sin and death.

As we prepare for Easter Sunday, we consider the responsibility every disciple has, as an ambassador of Christ, to boldly proclaim the mystery of the Gospel. Each person in our lives is potentially a person that God could use us to reach.

People think of many things when someone mentions "church." But what exactly is a church? This week in our Doctrine series we look at what the church is, where it came from, and what God's expectations are for the church.

As we continue in the Doctrine series we study the theology of the Trinitarian God of the Bible. The Trinity can be one of the most difficult attributes of faith to study. However, we can have confidence in the truth of what God says about Himself. We should also learn to live our lives in response to who God is as our creator.

This week in our Doctrine series we look at Scripture. What is the Bible; where does it come from; why is it important? We must believe in faith that the Bible is the final word when it comes to the truth of God.

It's very important to know what you believe and why you believe it. Over the next several weeks we will look at some of the major points of Christian doctrine. However, we must be careful not to move past an issue that Jesus himself says is most important. As a matter of fact, he said that this issue is the starting point for belief.

This week we wrap up our relationship series by speaking specifically to married people. God's creation plan culminated with the first marriage between Adam and Eve. God chose to use marriage as a picture of HIs love for His church. We must understand the importance of marriage and our role in bringing God glory through our marriage.