Loneliness has a negative effect on our health, but what are the benefits of having close friendships?

Loneliness is a problem that half of all Americans struggle with, so what can we do to feel more connected? In this week's sermon, we discuss what our church is doing to address some of the reasons we don't do a better job of connecting.

Half of all Americans struggle with loneliness, and there are a million different reasons why. However, many of our reasons boil down to the same thing: we are self-centered.

But it doesn't have to be this way. Jesus shows us another way that will help us form the close relationships we need in our lives.

Half of all Americans struggle with loneliness, and we seem too busy to find the time to make real connections. But are we really that busy? In this week's sermon, we explore what's really imperative and not just important.

Everyone knows what it feels like to be rejected or burned, and once you've been burned it's hard to open yourself up to anyone else. So what can you do to help other people open up to you? Treat them like Jesus did.

A recent study conducted by the Cigna shows that almost half of all Americans sometimes or always feel alone. 27% feel like no one understands them, and 20% feel like they have no one to talk to.

So why do we feel alone?

In this week's podcast, we take a trip to our sermon archives to re-think Easter. We all know that Easter is a big deal...but what is Easter all about?

What does Popeye and his can of spinach have to do with the Bible and why it matters? Find out in our latest sermon.

You can't appreciate a story if you don't know something about the characters. In this sermon,​ we take a look at a few of the smaller characters in the Bible, and we're reminded that there are no small characters to God.

You can't understand a story if you don't know something about the main characters. In this week's sermon, we explore who some of the central figures in the Bible are, what makes them important, and why they matter to us today?