For the last several weeks we have been talking about change. How do we change? Why is change so hard? This week we conquer an even more difficult question. What do we do when God won’t change? We pray and pray and it seems that God is silent. As it turns out, there is something we can do.

Rapid change can be scary. The loss of a job, a change in relationship or a downturn in the economy. But what happens when God requires something drastic? This week we look at a young man who was given that opportunity.

You can’t meet God in new places unless you actually go to new places. But how do you get to a place you’ve never been?

Sometimes we find ourselves in a place that doesn’t feel like God’s best for us. We know it should be different but how do we get back. What happens when it feels hopeless? God can still do it!

Did you know that God wants to have a conversation with you? He does. That may seem a little intimidating. In this week’s sermon we look at a woman who had a conversation with God. It changed her life.

Our greatest joys often involve our greatest risks. This week we look at some people that took a great risk. The result was incredible joy.

Our society celebrates greatness. This isn't wrong, but what if you're just average? What can God do with an average life? The fact is, He chose to appear on earth as an average man from an average town. If you think you don't have anything to offer from your plain or normal life, you may have more than you think.

Have you ever been interrupted? It can certainly be annoying. Especially if it's at the end of a movie or during an important project. But what if it's God interrupting you? This week we take a look at how to respond when life doesn't go the way we planned.

Have you ever been visited by an Angel? Probably not. Not that it can’t happen but its just not that common. What would you do? Probably the same thing Zechariah did. There’s a lot to learn about God and about us from Zechariah's encounter.

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could just will yourself to do the right thing? Often times we need something or someone else to help us. Maybe it’s a personal trainer or a friend. The Bible knows this and offers some great advice.