Being hopeful about the future can be challenging. Those who follow Christ are called to be a people full of hope. When we understand and embrace true hope, it can be sustained and consistent.

Disappointment is a part of life. It can eventually bring us to a place of little or no hope for the future. Join us for a conversation on how to deal with disappointment while also holding onto hope.

We all need hope. With hope, we can live purposeful lives with a passion for brighter days, but what happens when hope begins to fade, or when it becomes challenged by unexpected or troubling circumstances?

Rahab was an unlikely person in an unlikely place within the story of God. She was just one step away from a life changing moment with God. A simple act of faith and obedience ultimately saved her life along with the life of family.

God called an insecure, fearful man to free his people from oppression; not because of his abilities but rather what God would be able to do through him in spite of weakness.

The time of reaping a harvest is exciting and rewarding, but it also comes with a cost of hard work and dedication. Jesus is looking for committed workers: “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.” (Matthew 9:37)

Esau faced a difficult situation when what he worked for and ultimately expected was taken away through deceit and opposition. A valuable lesson can be learned from his eventual response.

There is so much more to worship than just the songs we sing. The Bible speaks about the impact of worship while also teaching us how to worship God the way that he desires.

What is the point of what we do? Why do we follow Christ? Why do we serve others? What is the why behind it all? The answer to this question is critical to our involvement in the kingdom of God.