One of the biggest barriers to us loving our neighbors is often the way we see them. We see someone we fear, we see someone we judge, we see someone who is just different than us. If we want to love our neighbors well we need to see them differently. Sometimes it takes a party for that to happen.

One of the biggest barriers to us loving our neighbors is time. Our schedules are full, our lives are busy, how can we possibly squeeze anything or anyone else in? We must choose. We can live lives of love or hurry, but we can't do both

When asked what the greatest command was Jesus answered with love God and love your neighbor. Sometimes we forget that includes our actual neighbors too! How do we love well those who live next door?

We all take people at their word. From our mechanic to Amazon reviews, we're constantly taking people at their word. But when it comes to our faith we are sometimes hesitant to take Jesus at his word. Instead, we'd rather bargain with Jesus instead of doing what Jesus said. But what would happen if we simply took Jesus at his word?

Stories are powerful. They can shape our lives and the lives of those around us. But so often when it comes to our faith, we don't know how to share our story. And sometimes we even take the wrong approach. In this message we explore how the woman at the well shared her story and the impact it had on her town. As Christians we need to learn to do this because Jesus wants us to, the harvest is plentiful.

We often look to things or substances to bring us satisfaction. But we know that they don't truly satisfy because we have to keep buying or using more. Jesus offers us a better way to find satisfaction. The way he offers leads to l

It can be easy to see someone else self-destruct and think to ourselves, I would never do that. But truth be told, we’re all capable of ending up where we don’t want to be. One of the best things we can do to prevent this from happening is develop the habit of listening to the voices of wisdom around us

We all have the potential to be our own worst enemy. We do things that undermine our own well-being, success, and happiness. It often begins when we ignore the tug of our consciences and sell ourselves on a bad idea. In the Old Testament, we read an account of David finding himself in such a position, and his example can help us navigate our own dilemmas.

There are over 2.3 billion Christians today, that's roughly one-third of the world's population. One-third of the people on the planet believe in and worship a Galilean day laborer who lived 2000 yrs ago. How? Why? Because of what happened. He rose from the dead. The resurrection of Jesus changed everything.

God loves you. It's a simple yet powerful idea. It's an idea that has the potential to change everything about your life. God's love is not based on a feeling or wishful thinking. It's anchored to an event in history, Jesus death on the cross.