Every good circus needs a house of mirrors. In week 4 of this series we will discover that when it comes to relationships between parents and children, sometimes the best way make things better is to take an honest look in the mirror.

You can't choose your family but you can choose who you start a family with. In week 3 of this series we will examine how to choose who we start families with and how to avoid getting trapped in unhealthy dating relationships.

In week 2 of this series Pastor Broderick Santiago of Mosaic Church, Mableton, GA., shares why family matters and ways that we can all improve our relationships with our family members.

It takes a village to raise a child. While we all know this important saying to be true we often fall short of living this principle out in meaningful ways, especially when it comes to our church family. In week one of this series we will explore how quickly our church can become a circus when we all wait on someone to do what anyone could do because everyone is too busy.

Some of life's most meaningful moments and memories happen at the table. Today's message will explore the significance of communion and how sharing in the Lord's table is a time to be reminded of the life of Jesus and the new life we have in him.

Learning to forgive and let go ultimately learning to let God judge those who have hurt you. In the 4th and final week of this series we will learn a lesson from David who had every opportunity to take things into his own hands and bury his opposition, but instead chose to bury the hatchet by completely trusting God.

Time doesn't heal all wounds. Time merely hides our wounds. In week 3 of this series on forgiveness we will discover that in order to be free we must learn to take the time to start the process of forgiveness now instead of later.

Forgiveness is NOT easy. Forgiveness is ALWAYS hard. Perhaps that’s why even Jesus’s closest followers asked for more faith when it came to learning how to forgive. In week 2 of this series we will discover that forgiveness, no matter how hard is bigger than excusing sin, it is in fact a critical part of learning to serve God.

Two brothers, a bowl of soup, and a father's blessing. The story of Jacob and Esau is a story that we can all relate to. It is a story of heartache, disappointment, and desperation to find the strength let go of the past. In week one of this series we will discover how the road to forgiveness begins with a decision to keep living life despite what we have lost.