God knows and loves us exactly as we are. Psalm 139 was written almost 3,000 years ago, and speaks to the omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence of God. Who, although He attains those attributes, always receives our prayers. Listen to learn more! 

Psalm 63 says, "O God, you are my God; I earnestly search for you. My soul thirsts for you; my whole body longs for you in this parched and weary land where there is no water."

In this week's message Bill Simpson explains the powerful personal name of God: Yahweh. 

We all have a tendency to wander from God. It's a part of our human nature. But in Psalm 119 we see the love of God's way is a key to living fully alive. Today Jay Bennett unpacks this Psalm and how to handle our wandering ways. 

Have you been waiting on God to move in a specific area in your life? Maybe in a relationship, in your family or in your job. Are you starting to wonder or even doubt that God is going to do anything? 

Do you actually believe Jesus will return one day? Do you believe that He could come back at any moment during your life time?

Are you overwhelmed by life right now? Do your circumstances feel out of your control? Jesus said, "Do not worry about your everyday life, for your life is more than these things." Is it possible to live without worry? If so, how do we actually do it? Today's message from Luke 12 answers these questions. 

Jesus said, “Watch out, guard against every kind of greed. Life is not measured by how much you own.”  If life isn't measured by money or stuff, What's life measured by? And how can we guard against greed in our lives? Join us for today's sermon!

Do you ever shy away or even avoid talking about Jesus when you're with certain people? 

Have you ever had a disagreement that started out about one thing, but ended with you fighting over who was right? At some point most arguments stop being about the thing and start being about a deep desire to be right. That is what Jesus calls out the Pharisees for in today's message from Luke 11. We may have more in common with the Pharisees than we think, and we need to take note of that since our deep desire to be right will hinder our discipleship to Jesus. Listen in today to learn more.