If something is too good to be true, it usually is. But not with God! With Him, ALL things are possible. Don uses Zechariah’s story in Luke and invites us to be still - to listen for God’s voice and then trust His promises.

Do you need to “see it to believe it?” What about if you heard it from someone who saw it firsthand? Don Pearson kicks off a new series, Storytellers - Luke & Growing our Faith, where stories from Luke, and people in our church, increase our faith.

Do you ever read the Bible and feel like it can be confusing or even contradictory? Don Pearson uses different lenses in Scripture to help us live a life of responsibility in this broken world as we look ahead to our heavenly home.

What comes to mind when you hear “fear of the Lord”? Is it confusion, anxiety, respect, awe? In our two week mini series on wisdom, Trent Heaton reminds us that we need a deeper understanding of the fear of the Lord.

Amidst all the conflict and questions surrounding Israel have you taken the time to share the good news of salvation? Covering current events and the history of Israel, Don Pearson invites us to find lasting peace in Jesus.

Finishing our series in James, Don Pearson walks us through the difficult conversation of prayer and suffering. Instead of asking “how is your prayer life”, he invites us to consider the question “who is Jesus?”

We all love control. But what if control is just an illusion. Using text from James 4, Don Pearson challenges us to consider areas of our life where we have edged God out to claim our own authority.

Suffering is universal, but lacking joy doesn’t have to be. Don Pearson reminds us that joy comes when you enter God’s story with your story.

We all want to be loved. We all want to be respected. How do we respond when those desires are not met? Using text from James 4, Don Pearson encourages us to take internal steps towards resolving conflicts before they start.

What we say matters. Are our words bringing death to those around us or are we bringing life? Continuing in James, Don Pearson challenges us to consider the power of our words.