As we go through life, we face struggles. Whether they're physical, emotional, financial, relational, or spiritual, we will all face trials. How do we respond to the challenges of our lives? Where do we go and how do we confront the issues?

In the midst of trying circumstances, God provides hope. More than simply helping us to see that He is good to us, it changes our attitudes and actions towards those around us. One of the key characteristics towards those of us who have hope is love.

God is present everywhere, and doesn't need us to travel to a specific location to have relationship with Him. Nevertheless, He has chosen to interact with humanity in a special way at a few specific places and times, and these interactions show us more of His nature and character. Join us as Senior Care Pastor Frank shows us what these interactions mean, both for the people directly involved then, and for us today.

We see in Scripture that salvation is a gift, not something we earn or deserve. Yet we often live as though we need to add something of our own actions to be "real" Christians. If we follow that premise, where does it leave us? Join us as we see what God's Word has to say about where we find our righteousness.

As we continue our look at hope in Scripture, we look at Romans 8 and see what can buoy us in the midst of challenging times.

As we seek to have hope, sometimes it's hard to know where to find it. Thankfully, God hasn't left us without resources. Come listen to what Psalm 119 says about where we can find hope.

We continue our series in hope, talking about the Person in whom our hope rests: Jesus. Join us as we see what Scripture has to say about Him.

Sometimes the world around us seems hopeless. We hear constant reminders of natural disasters, political unrest, acts of violence, and the celebration of sin. In the midst of this, where is our hope? Join us as we explore a new series talking about what hope God has for us.

Praise is a word that seems a little strange to our modern ear. What does it mean? How should it be used? Why is it important? Join us as Pastor Rich Finn unpacks Psalm 145 and connects our praise to the rest of our lives and the broader church.