(Luke 23:32-43 & Genesis 6:5-6, 8) Sometimes its hard to tell which way we should go or what action we should take, but there's actually an even bigger concern than just "doing the right thing." Find out what it is in "Fraudulent Acts."

(Romans 4:1-5, 13-16 & 2 Chronicles 20:20) Ever felt like a fraud when it came to your faith? No one is perfect, but there are clear markers of faith that let us know we are heading in the right direction. Hear what they are as we reflect on what the Apostle Paul meant by having the faith of Abraham.

Ever feel like a fraud? As we begin a new year and new series on fraud, consider where your self-esteem and self-worth comes from. If it raises and lowers with circumstances around you, maybe that's a sign you need to be grounded in something deeper!

(Luke 1:26-38 & Psalm 137:1-6) Ever get a gift you weren't so sure about? Mary, the mother of Jesus, knows that feeling, but shows us a courageous, faithful way to receive a gift.

(Exodus 20:1-20 & Matthew 6:25-34) Paul is pinch hitting for Pastor Brian, and he offers an interesting twist on the pinch hitter of baseball fame. Hear about the call of God on your life.

In this second week on the Gift of the Nutcracker we explore the story of Drosselmeyer, a Godfather who is shrouded in mystery. He reminds us of God and the real meaning behind God's will and prophecy.

(Luke 2:41-52 & Jeremiah 33:14-16) As we explore the ballet 'the Nutcracker' we hear how difficult the in between years can be, whether as an adolescent, or as people waiting for something to change. Waiting can be hard to do, but there is a promise from God that can change everything.

Its easy to say "be grateful" and "give thanks" around Thanksgiving, but it can be hard to do, especially if things aren't going well. How do we respond to the troubles in a way that honors God? Our series on 'Collections' helps point out one memorable way to be grateful.