UN-RENEWED FAITH (Romans 12:2). The Bible says "Be not conformed to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind."

How do you know if your mind is conformed to the world or transformed by the Holy Spirit? Is it possible that you only THINK you're right? If you are not living in a pattern of renewing your mind and faith - you will be wrong! Today we'll look at how counter-cultural living is necessary and how we can renew our mind to live a life of vibrant faith.

KNOWING TRUTH. Our world is often full of deception. Unfortunately, that can also extend to our faith. In today's message, Pastor Diehl unpacks some common ways we can be deceived in our faith.

HYPOCRISY & DISILLUSIONMENT (1 Corinthians 13:12). Often in life, we feel let down by others, or by God. Why does God allow it? Why does God allow evil? God feels like the biggest hypocrite of them all sometimes (He has plans to give me hope, so why do I feel hopeless?). In this message, we learn about the problem of evil and suffering, and how even in the midst of tough times we can still trust God.

INVALID FAITH (John 5:1-15). In today's message, we hear the story of Jesus' encounter with a paralyzed man. If anyone had a reason to have Wounded Faith, this man did. But when he met Jesus, everything changed. When we meet Jesus, everything can change for us too!

FORGIVENESS (Matthew 6:14-15). Forgiveness is one of the most important, but also most difficult, parts of being a Christ-follower. In this message, we explore what the Bible says about what forgiveness is, what it looks like, and how to actually forgive those who have hurt us.

FRESH FIRE (Luke 24:28-35). When we have an encounter with Jesus, it can set our hearts on fire. In today's message we learn four things about fire and it's effect on our lives.

FIGHTING FOR HIS PLACE (Genesis 33:1-20). In this final installment of the series, we see how Jacob learns to finally put his trust in God. By examining Jacob's life, we can learn how to trust God too.

WRESTLING WITH GOD: Jacob, running from God, had been told to go back home again. We'll explore why Jacob wrestled and discuss what it meant that his hip was out of joint (permanently). We all need to learn to Walk with a Limp and remember who delivered us.

STRUGGLING SISTERS (Genesis 29:31-35, 30:1-24). Jacob not only had two wives, but they were sisters! The two women often competed for Jacob's affection, and caused a relational mess! In today's message we look at four lessons we can learn from this story.

GRAPPLING WITH CUSTOMS. (Genesis 28:13-30) In this story of romance, Jacob gets deceived and it changes his life's plan. His culture and Laban's culture were opposites. It was a cultural collision like the clash between flesh and Spirit. Jacob must learn to trade his worldly culture for God's holy culture.