How should we talk to those outside of the church about Jesus, morals and other issues? Paul provides a perfect example, yet we don't always follow it. In this lesson we look at how he handled those conversations...

We don't fill our blenders up with bad ingredients and expect a good milkshake. So why do we fill our lives up with unhelpful things and expect them to turn out differently?

This week we wrap up the Free Indeed series by taking a look at your worth in God's eyes. What do you mean to Him? Why should that be all that matters if you want to truly be free?

This week, we continue to look at what happens when we fall into the trap of comparing ourselves to others. We do it with those outside of the church, and then with those inside, which is even worse.

We continue our series on being free from looking at what others are doing and instead being free to just look toward Jesus. Who are you comparing yourselves too? Why are you focusing so much on them? Let's talk...

It's easy to fall into the trap of constantly comparing ourselves to others. Not only does that bind us from being able to love our neighbors, but it also keeps us from loving ourselves and seeing how much God loves us. In this series, we examine how we can be free of that comparative thinking.

We all seem to remember where we were when we hear bad news, but what about good news? In this week's lesson, we look at the good news of the Gospel and it's life-changing impact.

If you've ever followed a GPS, you know it's possible to get off course if you're not paying attention. The directions are right, but you aren't following them. How does that relate to Jesus?

Sometimes we don't give Jesus credit for being as big and powerful as He really is. Today, we talk about what Paul has to say about that in the book of Colossians.

We only have one life to live, and a large part of it will likely involve relationships with a significant other. Today we look at one unique relationship from the Bible between a man and a woman and what we can learn about what to do and not to do in our own relationships.