This week we hear a story of loss through a tragic story within the Greenville Oaks community. While these moments are difficult, God is still God and sovereign in all situations. 

In week five of Churches That Heal, we focus on the importance of setting boundaries in our lives to protect ourselves and the health of our relationships.

We take a look at a major life event within the Greenville Oaks community who were affected by Covid-19. Through this we see the support of community and loved once holds major power in the name of Jesus. Through this hard time we can see evidence that love and being there for others can truly bring real healing.

In the first week of the new year, Student Lead Minister Wes Rasbury takes a look at the hurt we have experienced within the past couple of years and offers any opportunity to heal in our new church-wide program called "Churches That Heal." This program deals with trauma and mental health related issues, with a goal to find ultimate healing in Christ.

Our Instrumental Worship Leader Christoper Green takes a look through the lens of the Shepards and what they might be going through the day after Christ's birth, and how we can apply that experience to our everyday lives.

The love of God is made clear in the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Mary’s song invites us to celebrate the love of God that lifts the fallen and fills the hungry.

The good news of the coming of Jesus is life can be different. We can live in a different way. Our lives can experience renewal in the Spirit and in the fire of repentance.

The promises of God are not fulfilled in perfect circumstances. The promises of God are spoken into days of tumult to people walking in shadows. The coming of Jesus promises that the peace of God can come.