Simplicity isn't just about possessions. It's about simplicity across the board, and that includes our time. Do we spend our time wisely, or are we just filling up spots in the calendar?

We live in a country where excess is celebrated. "If a little is good, more is better" seems to be our national anthem. What if that's the exact opposite of what God wants for us?

For some reason, we all tend to make things harder than we need to. We all have a tendency to take the simple things and make the waters a little murky. What if God was just calling us to a life of simplicity instead?

Community delves into more than just small groups and Sunday worship. We aren't meant to live alone, and we aren't meant to serve alone. How do we serve best? Together.

Praying alone is powerful, but praying with a group of believers can do some amazing things. What about group prayer is unique to itself?

Never underestimate the power of a good meal with God's people. Is it possible that God wants us to eat together? What did the early Church do?

The early Church was devoted to the Apostles' teaching. They knew that if they wanted to grow in their faith and relationship with God, they needed to be in God's Word. They also knew they needed to do it together.

As far back as Adam, we can see how God never designed us to live this life alone. He has created an amazing community for us through the Church.

Our two greatest resources are time and money. Money can be recovered. Time never can, so we need to properly manage the time that we have and be good stewards of it to God.

Where does everything we have come from? Do we have it due to our own efforts? Is it possible that everything we have doesn't actually belong to us?