What should boundaries look like? How can you manage your time well in a relationship? How do you know if they are "the one?"Join us this week as a panel of church members answer these questions plus several others about relationships, marriage, and how we can honor God through it all!

This week we are looking at the topic of singleness and how we can faithfully pursue God through singleness in 1 Corinthians 7.

How can we truly honor God in our community? What is biblical community founded on? What is the purpose of biblical community? Today we are looking at three characteristics of biblical community in the early church in Acts 2.

As followers of Christ, Why should we date? Who should we date? and How should we date? This week we look at Colossians 3 and 1 Corinthians 6 to answer these questions. 

In this new series, The Pursuit, we will dive into how we can honor God through our relationships. This week we will look at 1 John 4 and discuss where and how we can find true love.

How should we plan for the future? What should our goals and desires look like? How do we face struggle and opposition? Is there truly power in prayer? As we conclude our series through the book of James we dive into these questions among many others. 

Do our lives look more like the world or Christ? Do we truly live in holiness or do we walk more in the ways of the world? This week we will look through James 3:13-4:12 and compare worldliness vs holiness. 

How should followers of Christ talk? How much power is there in words both written and spoken? Do our words define us? This week we will look to answer these questions plus others in James 3. 

Is your faith alive? Does your faith truly produce good works? What is the relationship between faith and works? This week as we continue our study through James, we will look to answer these questions. 

In a world full of division, how can followers of Christ seek to love people unconditionally? How can we defeat partialism and grow to love people as Jesus did? This week we will look through these questions in James 2:1-13 and see how James addresses this topic.