Anxiety has become a pandemic in America. When worry overwhelms us, it affects us physically, emotionally & even spiritually. Ironically, despite all our worrying, it never creates anything positive in life! Even Jesus recognized that anxiety can become a barrier to a productive life. But is there a way to reduce the amount of worry in our lives? We explore this in today's message.

Anxiety has become a pandemic in America. When worry overwhelms us, it affects us physically, emotionally & even spiritually. Ironically, despite all our worrying, it never actually creates anything positive in life! Even Jesus recognized that anxiety can become a barrier to a productive life. Is there a way to REDUCE the amount of WORRY in our life?

We’ve all heard the saying “Forgive but do not forget” but is that accurate?  The truth of the matter is the way the world operates is on offense while the way we are supposed to operate is on forgiveness.  What does that look like?  How did Jesus teach and model this?  Am I truly forgiven?  We answer these questions in today’s message in our “Life is Short” series.

What do you think the first response is, to the question: “What do you want most in life?” Typically, the response is “I just want to be happy.”  Happiness is something we all want.  We spend a great amount of time and energy trying to achieve it.  The question is, does God want us to be happy?  Is it something that we should pursue?  If we are supposed to be happy how are supposed to get there?

In the 1960s expert testimony was given to a Senate subcommittee about time management. It was believed that due to advances in technology, within 20 years, we would all have a 4-day work-week. The experts testified that if we didn’t cut back, we’d have to start retiring several years sooner. Obviously, that has not happened yet and we find ourselves working harder than ever! The fact of the matter is that we all need rest. In today's message, we explore what God says about rest and what that looks like.

Today it would seem like there is more knowledge than ever. However, wisdom seems to be lacking. People turn to all sorts of things for wisdom to try to figure out how to do life. They turn to smartphones and the internet. We have so many things happening that we question who we can actually trust. How are we supposed to find wisdom in an age where it seems like there is hardly any? Proverbs is loaded with wisdom. But how do we get wisdom? In today's message, we explore that as we realize that “Life is too Short to be Foolish.

It’s common for people to find some parts of the Bible that are hard to believe. Noah’s Ark with a worldwide flood, Jonah being swallowed by a fish, The virgin birth, and even the Resurrection from the dead of Jesus. If you’re not sure you believe in God, it only makes sense that you’d struggle to believe in His miracles. In today's message, we address this as we continue our series, "Life is Short.

Life is too short to get stuck in a rut but know this, Your life CAN change. It’s never easy as our choices become habits that become our lifestyle which often can be an addiction. Addictions are hard to overcome. Sometimes we are talking about undoing decades of habits. Regardless of this with God, we CAN change, it CAN happen!

How have you spent this past week between Christmas and

A lot of people are familiar with Luke’s telling of the Christmas Story but when you look at the genealogies in Matthew’s account you will note that there are a lot of people that would cause us to raise an eyebrow with thoughts of scandal.  In today’s Christmas message, we take a look at his to see how God makes room for people