Alex Gee once said, "Fasting is not about changing God. It is not a mystical exercise to gain God's approval. Fasting is not about changing my world, but about letting God realign my heart toward his purposes." This week we discover some practical ways to fast in our modern day lives.

One conversation has the potential to change someone's life forever. Intentionally sharing our faith not only has the potential to impact others, it changes us as well. This week we discover that God not only expects Christ Followers to share the Gospel, but also uses it to grow our faith.

Spending time pursuing God through the application of scripture and time in prayer is not only meant to be done alone. This week we discover that what we do in secret should fuel and motivate what we do in public.

Our Father who is in secret sees what we do in secret and will reward us. This week we discover why private prayer and scripture reading are vital in the life of the Christ Follower.

What you believe about money determines your behavior with it. And, in the end, we will have spent our entire lives either building treasures on earth or treasures in heaven. In this message, together we will learn how to glorify God with our money.

God used Elijah to prove to the nation of Israel that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob was the one true God, and to bring the rain on a famished land. Yet, we discover that instead of rejoicing, Elijah begs God to end his life. Depression is real, and it is difficult. God responds to us in our depression and his presence makes all the difference in the world.

Elijah prays and God moves in a miraculous way, releasing the rain and ending the drought. That is a powerful prayer. Yet, do you ever feel like your prayers are lacking some power, or are falling short? This week we learn some insight from the prayer life of Elijah that may help us in our prayer life.

One of the most important questions we can answer is who is God and what is He like. When face to face with 850 false prophets and the entire nation watching Elijah asks the question “Who do you serve?”. The answer to that question is life altering!

God called Elijah with the intention of accomplishing great things through him. Most of us would love to be used by God in an extraordinary way. What we often miss is that fact that before God does something through us he often desires to do something in us first.

If we want to be fully alive then we must be fully connect to the PERSON and the PURSPOES of GOD, because it is in our RELATIONSHIP with CHRIST that we find PEACE, POWER, and PURPOSE.