Dealing with anger is a normal part of life—but when it begins to take over our hearts and plague our lives, we have to make the conscious decision to cancel the debts against us and choose forgiveness.

• Date: September 13, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [Enemies of the Heart][2]

No one is perfect—so when it comes to real life change, where do we start? The answer is with a new heart. Join us as we celebrate stories of life change through Baptism and start talking about how to check our hearts.

• Date: September 6, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [Enemies of the Heart][1]

Looking around our world today, it's easy to focus on the unknown, the negative, and the divisive. But when we choose to focus on Jesus, we begin to look more like him. What if the best thing we could do in times of uncertainty is fix our focus?

• Date: August 30, 2020
• Speaker:  Matt Parks
• Series: [Start. Stop. Keep.][5]

So many times in our lives, we want the payoff without the patience. But achieving our goals starts with moving inches—not miles. Are the habits you've developed working for or against you?

• Date: August 23, 2020
• Speaker:  Jason Mitchell
• Series: [Start. Stop. Keep.][4]

During uncertain times, we can find ourselves experiencing decision fatigue. Using four common disciplines that followers of Jesus have practiced over the years, we can discover the rest he provides.

• Date: August 16, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [Start. Stop. Keep.][3]

Whether it's social media feeds, parenting styles, careers, relationships, or finances, we fall into the comparison trap every time we compare our situation to someone else's. But when you rely on what God's given you, you'll find that you have every resource to make a difference right where you are.

• Date: August 9, 2020
• Speaker:  Leslie  McCarthy
• Series: [Start. Stop. Keep.][2]

Even after unpredictable and stressful seasons, we can use what we've learned to benefit our future and the future of others. But the difference between knowledge and wisdom means deciding when what we've learned turns into what we can do.

• Date: August 2, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [Start. Stop. Keep.][1]

The many names of God describe the depth of his character to us—but one is used more frequently than all the others—and it encompasses everything that we can trust him to be.

• Date: June 28, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [The God Who Is][5]

We often think about how the expansiveness of God—but as big as he is, our God is also personal and intimate, and he sees us, no matter where we are.

• Date: June 21, 2020
• Speaker:  Jason Mitchell
• Series: [The God Who Is][4]

When we’re standing at the bottom of the mountain of reconciliation, it can seem impossible to actually overcome it. But we have a God whose strength and power can overcome any situation, and with his help we can take steps to look at ourselves start climbing.

• Date: June 14, 2020
• Speaker:  David Ashcraft
• Series: [The God Who Is][3]