One of the ways to find greater intimacy with God is to search our hearts to discover if we have any broken wells that we have dug for ourselves, instead of finding our source in Him, the Living Water.

Panel members share about their Austin outreach ministries and how they choose to live with a missional mindset.

There are many ways we can sow into the lives of others, but there is a unique joy that comes from sowing the gospel. In this final message on joy Ron shares how he has been changed into a ‘get to’ sower from an ‘ought to’ sower.

When we say YES to the gracious invitation of the Holy Spirit to turn toward God we experience his joyful presence. We can do that on in ever-increasing frequency and intentionality.

Obtaining and Maintaining a clear conscience in our relationships with God and others brings us freedom and LIFE.

The path to profoundly satisfying joy goes through loss, suffering, and sacrifice for the cause of Christ. We can joyfully “sign up” for this path through sacrificial giving, offering our time, and fasting.

Just like a kid (and many of us adults) experience a great deal of joy leading up to Christmas, anticipating our future joy of seeing Jesus on his next visit to our planet can fill us with incredible JOY.

People who practice gratitude are more joyful!

There are some common misconceptions about joy that rob people from experiencing the joy that God wants us to experience. They are centered around the true nature of God and how he created us to be filled with joy in any circumstance and any season of life.

This message is a look back to the intricate operation of the Holy Spirit’s power at Hope in the City this summer and a call to walk in transformational power. To walk in transformational power we must be a House of Prayer and give ourselves to those in need. So many Christians are unhappy because church is more of venue to have personal needs met instead of giving what we have to others. Isaiah 58:6-12