Are you a well, a spring or living waters to those around you? What is the difference? Which one should you be and how do you become that one for others around you?

2020 has passed on, so what can we look forward to in 2021? When we have reached our limit, we are to look to God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit who live in us!

What is unity? How do we as a church become a unit in a time of disunity? Adam and Eve brought not only sin into the world when they ate from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, but they also brought division.   Leigh Jansen teaches us about unity and how love for each other plays an important role in unifying the church. Love is not always easy, but love always speaks the truth.

Jesus said that we would not know the day or hour when He will return, but He also said that we should not make light of His coming back to rule the earth.

Jesus came to restore not only our physical sight but also our spiritual sight. We often find ourselves stuck with our view because we don't look beyond what we see. What we see is different from what God sees! What we see does limit us.  Our mindsets hold us back from doing what God wants us to do.

Who do you say I am 

The Power Of The Resurrection 

As Christians, we are called to be salt and light to the world, but we have one area that is a battlefield, that is our thoughts. If our thoughts are not controlled, then when we find ourselves in a situation we will react according to that thought rather than what God's Word.

We all know that we need forgiveness in our lives, but what does it look like when we need to truly forgive your brother or sister. Mark takes us through a what does Kingdom Forgiveness really look like for those who are truly forgiven. 

In the past year, we have come under a lot of hardship that has led us to be discouraged. Steve Wheeler teaches us that there is power in us using the gift of tongues to encourage ourselves. The Holy Spirit is our helper, and this gift of tongues is not to be used just in the church setting only (if in church setting it needs to be interpreted), but, in our everyday lives to encourage us.