Are you looking for a way to get unstuck spiritually and revive your walk with God? Follow Peter's example and look for where you can serve like Jesus would, to become more like Jesus himself.

It is easy to move through our days glancing over what God has in store for us. This week you are encouraged to pause and gaze upon the beauty of what God has in store for you. He wants to transform you! With that change comes a call to step out in boldness and tell others about Jesus.

Jesus has told his followers that there will be trouble; that it will get frightening. Where has fear got you immobilized? God is telling you, "Get up." Scary places are great places for growing faith.

If we want to live unleashed, we have to stop living in our comfort zones. Uncomfortable places often bring surprising clarity because when we’re willing to get uncomfortable, God works in - and through - us in ways we never thought possible.

What is the role of signs when it comes to following Jesus? How important is it for us to have a sign from God before we do something? Signs are things that help us get where we don’t already know how to go, and unfortunately, it’s easy to get obsessed with signs and stall out while waiting. Then what?

Profound things can happen when we share the simple gospel. The gospel changes lives. It saves them. We all need salvation.

For the past few weeks, we’ve been talking about what we can do to move our faith forward because we know that the more progress with make in our faith, the more of a difference we make in the world. And today we want to talk about living generously because we believe that living generously is a keystone habit.

Christians sometimes talk about finding what God is calling you to do within the church. Do you find that to be daunting? Many do. What if that task has been overly complicated? Our message this week has a different take on finding your place in God’s purpose, and everyone has a purpose.

We can feel pressure to keep quiet on matters that don't follow popular opinions in the moment. But a public faith is a faith powered by the Holy Spirit and that power is available to you.