There are plenty of people dividing us from one another, but someone who can unite people is worth their weight in gold. That person is also going to be happier than people who divide...at least that's what Jesus taught. Today's lesson...

Social distancing and "safer at home" taught us how much we need community. And more than we need people around us, we need people who are near us. We need real friendships. That's not only how God designed his church to work, but his...

Life isn't fair. Some people have a harder go of it than others. Whether your situation is easy or challenging, God cares deeply about how you respond. We don't get to choose what opportunities or challenges come our way, but we do get to...

What do you do when you cry out to God and he doesn't seem to answer? What do you do when you're stuck in your circumstances? In this message we'll learn how to seek God when he's not doing what we want.

Our lives are fast paced, packed to the max, and crazy busy. Being busy has been seen as a badge of pride or an indicator of importance in life. But the lack of lifestyle margin increases stress and anxiety and decreases patience. Our pace in life...

Nothing has been normal in 2020. So, what's the lesson in that? It's an opportunity to evaluate "normal." Has your normal use of your time been achieving your most important goals with the limited time that you have?

It's human nature to avoid things we don't like. Nobody likes pain. Yet painful circumstances often create our greatest opportunities to grow. This is true with exercise. It's true when learning a skill. And it's true with...

An identity rooted in Jesus brings lasting peace, joy and hope. The gospel provides a way for us to live with a future hope.

We are shaped by what we do or by what has been done to us. But there is something greater that can shape our identity - something lasting and solid. Change can happen right here right now. This message will show us the value of time spent in...

Every day that is in our past has in some way shaped us. But, our past does not need to define us or our future. In this message, we will learn that the Gospel provides a way for our past to be redeemed.