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.

Is your faith on cruise control? Do you know your destination yet find yourself coasting along and missing significant moments that can bless others? Don Pearson helps us understand the direct connection between faith, gratitude, and works as we study the next section of the book of James.

How much of our lives are bent towards more, faster, more, faster? Continuing in James, Don Pearson challenges us to slow our pace and respond to the good news of Jesus.

Kicking off our series on James, Don Pearson invites us to consider that during seasons of great sorrow or pain we can find even greater joy in Christ.

What comes to your mind when you think about money? Are you stressed? Confident? Tense? Peaceful? Don Pearson points us to what Jesus has to say about wealth, treasures, greed and generosity.

Do you enjoy work? Do you work begrudgingly? Or a little of both? Using passages from Proverbs, Matt Zainea reminds us that work is essential to understanding God, ourselves and our purpose.

Have you been buried and brought back to life through faith in Jesus Christ? This Baptism Sunday, Don Pearson invites us to consider the significance of identifying with Jesus through baptism.

What comes to your mind when you think about money? Are you stressed? Confident? Tense? Peaceful? Don Pearson points us to what Jesus has to say about wealth, treasures, greed and generosity.