Our regular Celebrate Recovery group is taking a break during the holiday season and during that time we're going to be posting a weekly devotional thought until we begin a new cycle on Januaray 5th, 2022. 

This week we're taking a look at fear, worry and anxiety. These are common and very powerful emotions we all experience. But as big as our fears may seem, God is bigger and has some important things to tell us. 

If you like what you hear on this brief podcast series, we hope you'll join us for Celebrate Recovery every Wednesday from 6:30pm-8:00pm beginning January 5th.

Scripture says that God declared, "Jacob I have loved, but Esau I have hated." Does God really hate some people? How does that relate to John 3:16, about God loving the whole world? In this week's study on the life of Jacob we'll explore where this statement comes from and how we might reconcile it with the rest of scripture.

A message from Dr. Darrell Tate on 2 Samuel 2

The life of Jacob is a fascinating story of lies, conflict, brokenness and blessings. Why did God bless and use Jacob? Why does God bless and use us? The more we look at the complicated life of Jacob, the more we begin to see our own stories. In this series we'll consider the many sordid details of Jacobs life and what it could mean for our own journey with God. 

First message in 2 Samuel series

There is more distrust towards the news media than ever before. Some have decided to avoid it all together while others listen to those they already agree with and demonize everyone else. But how should Christians approach the news? Join us in the final part to our study on engaging the media as Christians.

Part four of the "When A Christian Dies" series.

Social is a relatively new, but extremely powerful form of media in the world today. Incredibly useful in stay in touch with loved ones and current events, but unparalleled in it's ability to sow seeds of addiction, insecurities and isolation. Join us as we consider the pros and cons of social media and how we can guard against it's dangers.

Preached by Dr. Darrell Tate as part of the "What Happens When a Christian Dies?" series.

Music is a powerful part of our culture that influences our thoughts and emotions. So how should Christians interact with secular music? Should we avoid all non-Christian music or is there some redeemable qualities in the music of the world? Join us as we explore this topic.

Christian Music Comparison Chart