Everyone is part of the human race, but not everyone is part of your family. We were made for genuine relationships. We were not made to be spiritual orphans either. God puts us together on purpose and uses us in each other’s lives to accomplish His purposes through us. Come discover a fuller expression of faith family.

Ever been with someone who is always talking about themselves? The conversation always seems to come back to them! It’s as if they want you in order to have a person to talk at, rather than to have a conversation. God’s not like that. Come discover what it means to interact with God.

Has God ever spoken to you? Do you want God to speak to you? Or speak to you more? God is not far off. God is present and you can experience His real presence in increasing measure. Come discover how God speaks to you?

Have you ever considered what it means that God has made Himself known to you? God has given you His name: Jesus Christ. When you know Christ it changes everything! That may look much more ordinary than you think—or not. Come discover what a Christ-centered life looks like for you.

Ever miss someone? Only a real person can be missed. Want to make sure you'll never lose those you love? You can only fear losing someone you know. That ache is God-given and we learn how to respond to it.

We're all searching in life, but will we find what matters most? And if we find what matters most, will we want it enough to pay the cost? You’re not going to expect how this story unfolds!

Jesus said, "ask and it will be given to you, seek and you will find." The opposite is true too: when you get you know you can ask and when you find you tend to seek!

We all like to receive assurances of love. You can hear it all your life, but it is so good to hear it again: “I love you.” And we enjoy other expressions of love—special reminders. God wanted His people to have a reassurance of His love—an objective reference point. Abraham got one. What’s yours?

Is sinning our only option? After all, I said it was the last time, last time. Seriously, how many times can I do the wrong thing and still be forgiven? Is there a limit to God’s forgiveness?