People are made of spiritual and physical components and when either of those are overly depleted, you can find yourself wrung out and in a dry spot. We need to determine where we're spending God's provisions that aren't leaving us enough strength for it all. Join us as Craig speaks to common mistakes that keep us from experiencing God's renewing presence.

One of the greatest questions we can ask ourselves is, “Who or what do I worship?" We all worship something, it's how we are designed. As we look at 1 Kings 18 and a showdown between Elijah and the prophets of Baal, we can draw parallels to our own lives and ask ourselves this question: "Are we giving our worship to powerless idols or the living God?"

One continuing fight throughout our lives is the fight against fear. We can't win the battle against fear on our own, but we can acknowledge it, and move forward in faith and win daily encounters. The key to winning is feeding our faith, not our fear.

Your reaction to loss tells you a lot about your trust in the source of your stuff. When your river runs dry, focus on the who of how you'll be brought through your circumstances, not the how. Dry river beds are a great path to follow to your source of life. Check out this week's message about a prophet, a widow and their demonstrations of faith.

Have you ever felt like God led you somewhere only to be disappointed by how things turned out once you got there? Why does the God who makes the rains fall and the rivers flow…sometimes let those same rivers run dry? Join us as we learn how - and why - to trust God even when our circumstances aren’t what we expected.

We often feel weighed down by a sense of being “not enough.” Not enough as a mom, a dad, a daughter or son, a sister or brother, a worker or neighbor. What if what God longs for is not for us to do all we can but rather what we can? Jesus’ response to Mary of Bethany opens our eyes to the real difference we can make by doing what we can. Just that.

Humility is a slippery subject. It isn't something where you can feel certain you're doing great at being humble, or you've likely taken a step back on your progress. But the work toward humility is a wonderful foundation toward the "more" we are always looking for in life. We can't achieve a level of more, instead, it has to be received.

What does God want from you? The world tells us that nothing is free. When you consider God's grace, does he require an installment plan, a work-to-earn scenario? Following Jesus will bless you, not break you. Learn more about the rhythm of giving and receiving with Jesus.

The resurrection of Jesus is such good news for us because His empty tomb means that ours are going to empty out someday too. Our faith in Jesus means our tombs are only temporary. The resurrection is an invitation to more. To trust Jesus more and in that, to experience the more that you were created for. There’s more to this story.

God doesn't show favoritism in who can be in relationship with Him. As a wrap on this series you are invited to do all we can to breakdown barriers that might be preventing us from reaching new followers of Jesus. What can you do to usher others toward a relationship with Him?