This week we celebrated International Women’s Day. While we have come a long way as a society, what is the role of women in the church? Is it possible for men and women to acknowledge differences and celebrate our value and uniqueness at the same time? Pastor John talks about his 10 year journey on this subject.

What's better? Hymns or contemporary? Contemporary hymns? What is the best way for a church to "worship?" This week we talk about why our focus in worship should be who and not what.

This week we talk about our second freedom: Freedom For The Poor To Be Treated With Dignity. The heart of God cares for the widow, the orphan, the foreigner and the alien. But what does that have to do with us? From Jesus’ perspective, quite a bit

The issue of race is certainly a hot topic today. And it should be. We are all created equally and should be treated as such. Unfortunately, we have a long way to go. This week guest speaker Nina Lau-Branson talks about what it means to be in the skin we are in and how this relates to us and those we come across.

“If you’re not failing, you’re not trying.” That saying sounds great but what happens when that failure is a relationship? A business? A career? These are serious things that can last for awhile. But does it have to? What if there was a way to approach our failure differently. This week we talk about how the apostle Paul looks at the failures in your life.

"How are you doing?" We've all been asked that question. Usually we think about our circumstances. If things are good, we are good. If things aren't so good, neither are we. But what if how we are doing was based on a something different? This week we talk about living life to the fullest regardless of our circumstances.

“She is so gifted!” You’ve probably heard that before. But how does someone know if they are gifted if they never try? This week we talk about how God gives us certain gifts. It is our responsibility to use them. We talk about how we go about doing that.

For decades it has seemed that the church made it a point to try to determine who was in and who was out. This week we look at an incredibility unlikely candidate to become a disciple and why it is so important to understand his story.

We make a lot of success in America. How much money do I make? Where do I live? Cual es mi nationalidad? But what if success were measured some other way besides abundance and power? Actually, God has another way. It's the most fair yet most difficult to know, "Am I successful?"

“Just be yourself.” That sounds great and looks good on a t-shirt but is it really accurate? What if being you is actually damaging you and those around you? Could it be possible that this current “you” isn’t the one God intended? This week we look a better option. An option Jesus calls us to and even modeled himself.