Have you ever hit a tough season in life that had you down-and-out only to have some news turn it all around into something really encouraging? It could be a moment, an experience with a friend, a day filled with lots of good news, or an encounter with God that flipped-the-script and led you to think that today is the BEST. DAY. EVER. God longs to do that for those who please Him and we will explore some of the stories in both the Old and New Testament where people experienced the BEST DAY EVER in their own life. We’ll look at classic stories and draw out of them principles, practices, and promises that can help us also experience the BEST DAY EVER!

Have you ever hit a tough season in life that had you down-and-out only to have some news turn it all around into something really encouraging? It could be a moment, an experience with a friend, a day filled with lots of good news, or an encounter with God that flipped-the-script and led you to think that today is the BEST. DAY. EVER. God longs to do that for those who please Him and we will explore some of the stories in both the Old and New Testament where people experienced the BEST DAY EVER in their own life. We’ll look at classic stories and draw out of them principles, practices, and promises that can help us also experience the BEST DAY EVER!

The Bible teaches that faith is the key to discovering eternal life, pleasing God, and living out the Christian life. But while “faith alone” is how we become a Christian, true faith is never alone— it is always accompanied by resultant good works. While faith is the exclusive “root” of gaining salvation and eternal life, “good works” are the genuine “fruit” of salvation and eternal life. It is this balance between faith and good works that drives the half-brother of Jesus Christ, James, to write the New testament epistle that bears his name. In it he addresses practical aspects of a “faith that works” in key areas of life like trials, temptations, integrity, relationships, good works, our words, conflict, planning for the future, wealth, patience and problems. If you need to improve the way your faith works in these and other key areas of life, James will provide the wisdom to do so.

The Bible teaches that faith is the key to discovering eternal life, pleasing God, and living out the Christian life. But while “faith alone” is how we become a Christian, true faith is never alone— it is always accompanied by resultant good works. While faith is the exclusive “root” of gaining salvation and eternal life, “good works” are the genuine “fruit” of salvation and eternal life. It is this balance between faith and good works that drives the half-brother of Jesus Christ, James, to write the New testament epistle that bears his name. In it he addresses practical aspects of a “faith that works” in key areas of life like trials, temptations, integrity, relationships, good works, our words, conflict, planning for the future, wealth, patience and problems. If you need to improve the way your faith works in these and other key areas of life, James will provide the wisdom to do so.

Chad and Kathy will both be sharing their story of how their marriage was transformed from near-divorce to a strong and growing marriage and how the same principles that worked for them can work for any couple willing to fight for their marriage and rely on God’s help. They will also talk about their individual growth and development that has led to each of them being the person that their spouse would love to love. This will be followed by an interview with questions from people in the church.

This is a can’t-miss event for married couples in all stages of life, for single adults, and for anyone fascinated by the process of overcoming marital failure, PTSD, and the lure to find success at the expense of relationships. The Robichaux's story is powerful proof that it can happen.

The Bible teaches that faith is the key to discovering eternal life, pleasing God, and living out the Christian life. But while “faith alone” is how we become a Christian, true faith is never alone— it is always accompanied by resultant good works. While faith is the exclusive “root” of gaining salvation and eternal life, “good works” are the genuine “fruit” of salvation and eternal life. It is this balance between faith and good works that drives the half-brother of Jesus Christ, James, to write the New testament epistle that bears his name. In it he addresses practical aspects of a “faith that works” in key areas of life like trials, temptations, integrity, relationships, good works, our words, conflict, planning for the future, wealth, patience and problems. If you need to improve the way your faith works in these and other key areas of life, James will provide the wisdom to do so.

The Bible teaches that faith is the key to discovering eternal life, pleasing God, and living out the Christian life. But while “faith alone” is how we become a Christian, true faith is never alone— it is always accompanied by resultant good works. While faith is the exclusive “root” of gaining salvation and eternal life, “good works” are the genuine “fruit” of salvation and eternal life. It is this balance between faith and good works that drives the half-brother of Jesus Christ, James, to write the New testament epistle that bears his name. In it he addresses practical aspects of a “faith that works” in key areas of life like trials, temptations, integrity, relationships, good works, our words, conflict, planning for the future, wealth, patience and problems. If you need to improve the way your faith works in these and other key areas of life, James will provide the wisdom to do so.

The Bible teaches that faith is the key to discovering eternal life, pleasing God, and living out the Christian life. But while “faith alone” is how we become a Christian, true faith is never alone— it is always accompanied by resultant good works. While faith is the exclusive “root” of gaining salvation and eternal life, “good works” are the genuine “fruit” of salvation and eternal life. It is this balance between faith and good works that drives the half-brother of Jesus Christ, James, to write the New testament epistle that bears his name. In it he addresses practical aspects of a “faith that works” in key areas of life like trials, temptations, integrity, relationships, good works, our words, conflict, planning for the future, wealth, patience and problems. If you need to improve the way your faith works in these and other key areas of life, James will provide the wisdom to do so.

The Bible teaches that faith is the key to discovering eternal life, pleasing God, and living out the Christian life. But while “faith alone” is how we become a Christian, true faith is never alone— it is always accompanied by resultant good works. While faith is the exclusive “root” of gaining salvation and eternal life, “good works” are the genuine “fruit” of salvation and eternal life. It is this balance between faith and good works that drives the half-brother of Jesus Christ, James, to write the New testament epistle that bears his name. In it he addresses practical aspects of a “faith that works” in key areas of life like trials, temptations, integrity, relationships, good works, our words, conflict, planning for the future, wealth, patience and problems. If you need to improve the way your faith works in these and other key areas of life, James will provide the wisdom to do so.

"You were made for such a time as this". Pastor Vince gave an encouraging message from the book of Esther for everyone, but especially to moms and all women, on Mother's Day 2018.