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The enemy binds, misdirects, oppresses, lies, accuses, distracts, exploits. We look at scripture to outline this cosmic conflict, and the rescue God LOVES to provide because He LOVES you and me!

Jesus teaches us to pray boldly about this spiritual warfare. This was a lived prayer for Jesus. He engaged head on with the enemy! We ought not be blind to the spiritual warfare waged through temptation, what those temptations are, and who our enemy is.

Releasing Resentment. Jesus teaches this principle in the Lord’s Prayer: forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. Do we really know what we are praying? Do we take forgiving each other seriously enough?

God put AWESOME inside of you! Welcome to the first installment in our series: Maximize Your Potential. This week, Pastor Michael Wittwer teaches us how Jesus rescues us from taskmaster called "Negativity."

God has a plan and He wants your heart. In Week 4 of our Experiencing God series, Pastor Michael Wittwer takes us through Exodus 3 and the story of Moses. God invited Moses to care about what he cares about. God’s invitation into His plan and His works is NOW! God is ready now, are you ready to accept His invitation now?

Pastor Joe Wittwer talks about three things he hopes will inspire and equip you to have a personal, real, and practical relationship with God. First, God loves you deeply and created you for a love relationship. Second, God pursues you relentlessly and initiates the relationship. Third, God calls you to respond and enjoy the relationship.

Life is about relationships. The most important thing in life is a love relationship with God. And what’s remarkable is that God wants a love relationship with you! Now, the thing God wants from you more than anything else is to love Him with all you have!

When you experience God you’ll be faced with this reality: God is working all around you all the time. In John 5:17 Jesus says, “My Father is always at his work to this very day, and I too am working”. To understand the ways in which God is working all around us first, we must be aware of how God works. Second, we need to be on the lookout for God working in our lives. Next, look for how God is working in others and tell them! Finally, there is nothing more important than joining God where he is working. Join us as we experience God at work together!

Knowing about God is different than experiencing God. Many Christians know about God but, simply knowing about God will leave you unsatisfied. Christianity is an invitation to an interactive relationship between God and people. A God-centered life is focused on these ingredients: God’s presence, voice, love, and purpose. Join us over the next weeks as we help you take steps toward living a God-centered life by committing to your own spiritual growth!

In week 4 of the series, Winning the War in Your Mind, we focus on the power of prayer and praise in the Rejoice Principle. Your mind is a battlefield and Satan is attacking. Prayer and praise are not alternatives to the battle you’re fighting, they’re your weapon. Whatever is on your mind, we are reassured that it’s on God’s heart. Let this truth sink in: if it’s big enough to worry about, it’s big enough to pray about. Don’t allow the presence of problems in your life to cause you to lose focus on the presence of God. Prayer and praise go hand in hand and reminds us of God’s presence. Join us as we turn to God in prayer when our problems cause us to panic.

Week 3 of the series, Winning the War in Your Mind, focuses on this concept: change your thoughts, change your life through the Reframing Principle. Our thoughts lead us in all sorts of directions because we have lenses that distort reality. You currently have a lens or a thought paradigm that’s separating you from Jesus. So, ask yourself this question: are my strongest thoughts leading me closer to Jesus or away from him? If you want to win the war in your mind and establish a close relationship with Jesus, you have to understand the Reframing Principle. Join us as we learn how to recognize our lens, and reframe our perspective toward Jesus.