Failure is one of the greatest teachers in life. All of us have experienced failure at some point. Sometimes we fail in a way that is a betrayal to those around us. How can we be restored to a right relationship with God and those whom we’ve let down? Peter failed the Lord, denying Him three times. Jesus met Peter at the point of his brokenness restoring him. Only in Christ can we truly overcome our past failures and rightly restore our relationships with God and others.

Easter Sunday we will celebrate the greatest victory of all time! Sin and death are defeated. By His sacrificial death and victorious resurrection, Jesus has made a way for sinful humanity to be reconciled to God. In Christ we have redemption and life everlasting.

Have you ever struggled to trust God? When in the middle of difficult circumstances, have you wondered if God is really paying attention or understands what’s going on? Learn about the importance of knowing when to let go and trust God with all your heart.

Tithing; it's not your gift, it's His. Introduction by Pastor Steve Forrester.

How do we decide what is the top priority in our lives? How do we spend our energy, time, finances? Are we living generously toward God and others? Do we live clutching what we have or are our hands open both to receive and to give?

May we recognize that all that we are and all that we have comes from God. We are called to faithfully manage and generously share our lives and resources for His Kingdom and glory all the days of our lives.

A, from the heart update from Pastor Steve Forrester.

Good or bad, positive or negative, building up or tearing down, the thoughts we choose to dwell on will affect our reasoning, our attitudes, our actions, our reactions, and ultimately control our lives.

We all face temptation. It comes in various forms. What is the source of temptation? How do we resist temptations when they come? God has promised to help us stand in the face of temptation. Today, we look at the powerful weapons God has placed in our hands to be victorious in the face of temptation.