As we continue our series What’s After ATX, we look at the importance of our relationships here on earth. What will it be like to see our loved ones in heaven? What do we need to change while we are still here?

What happens when we die? In our new series “What’s After ATX” we will look at scientific studies done about people who have had near death experiences, being resuscitated after being pronounced clinically dead. What does God have prepared for us in the afterlife?

What in your life right now feels like the perfect storm? During our time dealing with COVID-19, it’s important to remember who God is. Even when we lose control in what seems to be the perfect storm of events, we can rest knowing that God is the one walking beside us through it all.

In our sixth week of being separated due to COVID-19, some of us are just praying for everything to go back to normal. But is normal what we should be wanting? What can God do with people willing to live outside what they are used to?

This year we are celebrating Easter separately in our homes because of COVID-19, but this isn’t so different from the disciples fearful first Easter. What does it look like to put our faith in Jesus, and how can we find a complete renewal through Him?

Even during our time dealing with the coronavirus, we still want to set time aside to prepare for Easter. What is it that we want Jesus to change during this time? Are we seeing the things He is wanting to change in us?

In the midst of fear and uncertainty due to the coronavirus, how can we find confidence? Where is our firm footing when we are caught between taking care of our needs and staying healthy? This week, Pastor Tim talks about how we can find balance through our faith in God.

As we move forward in our Live Free sermon series, we will look at the Galatians 4. Because of Jesus, we can relate to God as a Father and not a master. As a child and heir in God’s family, we have a God — a Father— who loves us regardless of our behavior or performance.

As we continue our Live Free sermon series, we will look at the Galatians 3. Do we feel like we have to do good works to obtain salvation? Are we looking at God’s greatest gift as if it’s not guaranteed?