We all know that gossip is bad, but what do Jesus and Paul say about it? This week we talk about how the condition of our heart affects what words we choose, and that we should be using them to build each other up, not tear each other down.

Have you ever said something you wish you could take back? Of course you have. We all have. But how do you stop from doing that. This week we talk about what our words actually reveal about us and how Jesus views what we say.

In our increasingly merciless society what would it look like if we all asked Jesus for mercy and offered it to others. Pastor Michelle explores the abundant mercy of our father and how as his children we are invited into merciful living remembering that our Heavenly Father is kind to the ungrateful and the wicked.

Many times throughout the Bible, we are instructed to love one another. This week we wrap up our series of Belong and talk about what it looks like to love one another as Jesus loved us.

What does it mean for us to show one another brotherly kindness? This week we continue in our series “Belong” and acknowledge the difficulty we sometimes face in doing so.

What does it mean to be godly? Some might think it means don’t do this or don’t do that. This week we talk about how a different perspective helps us to have the perseverance to be more like God.

Last week we talked about perseverance in a step by step method. What do we do when we feel like we will “never get there”? What happens when we have reached the end of our rope? This week we talk about how our personal relationship with our Heavenly Father helps us get to the next step.

Continuing the discussion of self control from last week leads us to perseverance. How does one attain great things, much less the small stuff? This week, Pastor John talks about how step by step we get there.

Why does it look like some people have more self control than others? What is their secret? How do they muster up all that discipline? Maybe it doesn’t have to do with will power. This week we look at another option.

Join us as we explore God’s incredible invitations in Isaiah 55! God invites the Israelites to come to the waters and to drink and eat without money and without price. The only requirement is to be thirsty! We explore our own thirst and invite God to quench our deepest thirst.