There is an unseen world all around us, that is just as real as the one you see today.  Jesus even spoke about this “unseen world” in Matthew 25:41. Even though it may be hard to explain or comprehend, that doesn’t mean it’s not real. When you look at life through the eyes of God, you’ll realize there is a spiritual world, and knowing that will change how we live our life.

Nobody wants to live in a constant sense of failure, guilt, or shame. Trying to live up to someone else’s expectations can be exhausting and demoralizing. If I can’t ever be good enough for your approval, why should I even bother trying? That’s why a lot of people leave jobs, relationships or church. It leaves us with one question that can overwhelm us, "Can I be good enough for God??"

Many Christians get so focused on God as Father & Jesus

If we want an answer to the question “Why are we here?” we need to explore a few other questions first. Questions like “Who created this world?”, “Why was this world created?”, and “Is there hope for this world?”  We explore these questions on part one of our new series, “Looking at Life Through the Eyes of God.”

Can we know God’s will for our life?  The simple answer would be yes.  Unfortunately, God is more interested in

How does pride and prejudice affect the way you live your faith? No, we are not talking about some quaint English Romance novel by Jane Austen. The Bible tells us that what we believe about God affects how we treat others. After all, the greatest commandment is to love the Lord your God and then to love your neighbor as yourself. Unfortunately, how we treat others is usually determined by what we believe about them. That’s why our pride and prejudice can get in the way of living our faith.

What does the Holy Spirit actually do for us? Unfortunately, a lot of Christians view the Holy Spirit like a Participation Trophy. Everybody gets one, but does it really mean anything? But when you gotta live your faith, can the Holy Spirit really help or make a difference?

The world so often tries to get us to compromise our Christian convictions and follow it's pattern instead. Where does this lead us? How do we overcome this. Our special guest speaker Chris Clinger explores this as we go into Romans 12.

It can be hard to live your faith, when your heart’s been broken! So much of the Christian faith can be summed up by the word “love”. But how can I live my faith and love others or for that matter, allow myself to be loved when the situations of life have hardened me?

What, exactly, is faith? Is it something you believe or think? Is it a mental acknowledgment that God is real? Is it an emotional response to an experience? In today’s message we look at this to realize that real faith has to be more than what we think or feel. Real faith is what we live!