We've all heard it before..."community with other people is important!" But who has time to do that? Kids, marriage, work, fun, even retirement gets in the way. We try to enjoy so much, yet end up not enjoying much of what we do. This week, Jason Arnold helps us take a step back to look at what's really going on, so we can connect the way God really desires us to.

Why do we sing in church? Have you asked this question before? Why do we dedicate so much time to singing on Sunday morning? You might be surprised at just how important singing is, not only for us personally, but also for the body of believers. This week, Josh Bissell continues our "If Nothing Else..." series and explores how worship helps guide our everyday walk with God.

There is an old adage: "People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care." This week, Bryan Threlkeld showed us how to take the awkwardness out of having spiritual conversations with people outside the church.

So much to do, so little time. Isn't that a good description of life in general? When it comes right down to it, what are the highest priorities in your life? And what does God say about how you should be spending your time? This week, Bryan Threlkeld began a new series called If Nothing Else...

It's a strange, ancient practice that seems outdated and unnecessary in our modern, enlightened world. But since Jesus covers it in the Sermon on the Mount, we're talking about it. This week, Pastor Bryan explored the question: "What is your marshmallow?"

It's been said, "Unforgiveness is the poison we take, hoping it will kill someone else." This week, Bryan Threlkeld continued our series in the Sermon on the Mount with a message on what Jesus says about forgiveness.

What if there is more to prayer than just talking to God? What if there is something about prayer that changes everything? What if you've been doing it wrong all along? This week, Jason Arnold continued our series, Keep it a Secret, by talking about what Jesus has to say about how we should pray.

There's a little known spiritual practice in the Christian life... secrecy. In secrecy, I hand over the PR department of my life to God, and learn I can refrain from trying to make people go: "Wow!" and still survive. This week, Bryan Threlkeld talked about how rewarding it is to do our giving in secret.

Jesus gave plenty of radical advice to His followers. But perhaps nothing He ever said was as mind-blowing as this. This week, Bryan Threlkeld talked about how to love our enemies.

According to researchers, we have a spin problem...that is, we lie far more than we realize. In fact, one study revealed that the average American lies 2-3 times in a 10 minute conversation! This week, Bryan Threlkeld continued our series from the Sermon on the Mount with a message about the importance of telling the truth.