We wrap up our series "Losing Your Marbles" with Children's Pastor, Leah Doughty, who shares her heart for pouring into children and the impact it makes on His kingdom.

In our second week of this series, Youth Pastor Hillary Vaught shares the vision of the youth ministry along with how God has shaped the ministry through her own life experiences!

Pastor Mike introduces us to the first week of our series, "Losing Your Marbles". This series is based out of Reggie Joiner's book. Through this series we will be talking about our children and youth, casting the vision of what those areas mean for us at Life Church.

We finish out our Galatians series looking at the end of Paul's letter to the Galatians.

We move forward in our Galatians series working through Chapter 5. This week we learn what Paul has to say about "Walking in the Spirit".

Pastor Mike takes us through Psalm 23 as he teaches us how to trust God with the direction of your life.

We begin chasing our dreams with a specific outcome in mind, but God often has other plans. When we focus on making progress in our own strength, God is there to remind us that all roads should lead us closer to Him.

This week Heather Barkley explores Exodus 16 as she teaches us how to run after God even when we don't know where the journey will take us.

God has a dream for every one of us, no matter how unlikely it may seem. These dreams are much bigger than all of our efforts and can only be accomplished by allowing God to do His will in us. Heather Barkley shows us how to take a posture that will allow God to work in us and accomplish dreams beyond our wildest imagination.

Life would be so much easier if we all just had our act together. Most of us spend so much time and energy trying to portray a neat and tidy life to the rest of the world. But the fact of the matter is that we all have our messes. The parts of our lives that feel chaotic and out of control. And we have the tendency to let these messes define us and forecast our future. How can we find God's purpose and grace in the middle of our messes?