This week we begin our series "Winning The War In Your Mind." Our goal is to think about what we think about. A big theme for the first three messages will be to remove the lies and replace them with truth. In this first message we will see that a lie believed can affect your life as though it were true. Listen with an open heart and ask the Lord which lies are holding you captive and how can these be replaced with truth from God's Word.

God instituted the Sabbath for us to rest, but most of us either neglect it or use it as a day off. Join us in looking at why the Sabbath is important and how we can begin practicing it in our own lives.

When we live surrendered to God’s plan for our lives we discover that God calls us and empowers us to have a redemptive influence in the lives of others.

In this week's message we will look at Isaiah 55 and see that God has a different way to do life. This chapter is a great summary of what it means to come to and follow the Lord.

In this message from Psalm 124 we will gain insight on how dependent we really are on the Lord. Understanding your dependence on Jesus is critical to becoming who you are meant to be. Listen to this message expecting God to move in your life.

This Sunday we will be going over Psalm 139 which reminds us of the personal nature of God’s involvement in and the value He places on our lives.

There are times when we lose all hope. Whatever it is feels like it’s never going to get better. In those moments, God provides hope. Through Ezekiel's vision in the valley, we see how God’s breath brings life to the lifeless and hope to the hopeless.

From the example of David bringing the ark to Jerusalem we learn the importance of following God's prescribed ways. Following God's prescribed ways with passion is powerful.

In this message we will see that God often uses Wilderness experiences in our lives to profoundly change us and grow us in our faith. The Wilderness can be a place of self-awareness, renewed reliance on God and preparation for God's purposes in our lives.

In Acts 17, Paul finds himself in two different contexts: one sacred and one secular. Between these two different spaces, Paul communicates about Jesus in a different way. In our current day, we experience both of these contexts still. Therefore, we can learn from Paul on how to effectively communicate the Gospel today.