Everyone has things they are afraid of in this life. Hundreds of phobias exist for the fears people face today. In spite of our fears, we must trust that God is faithful and obey what He calls us to do.

Everyone has made mistakes. It is part of life. Some mistakes we make actually lead to funny stories later on in life. But there are also mistakes in life that are the opposite of this. There are mistakes we make that are not funny, that we wished we could forget. If we are not careful, we will live under the umbrella of our mistakes and constantly feel weighed down by shame and guilt. Learn how to overcome the guilt and shame of mistakes and live in the freedom that comes from Christ.

So many people get nervous or anxious about the return of Christ, but the Bible doesn't. The Bible tells us that when you really understand what's happening, it should give you comfort, strength, and confidence to face the future because we know how it all plays out.

When it comes to the end times, the Bible is clear that we should not only be ready but to also focus on the correct things. God is far more concerned with who will are when Jesus returns than us knowing that time or date He returns.

The greatest adventure that you will ever go on in life is to do what God has for you to do. Nothing else compares to that. Nothing comes close to the feeling of God working through you. God has never made anything without a reason – not once.

The church is growing, and we have a lot to celebrate! And there are so many stories right now of people going all in following Jesus. God is moving and we’re so HOPEFUL about the future! Here’s our heart for what we hope to see IN this house

Vision happens by default or design. Either you determine the vision or someone else will. Godly homes don’t happen on accident but rather they are built. We build our homes on God's Word, accepting the responsibility He has placed on us to lead and, by His Spirit, we adopt His vision over our own.

It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Jesus declares this exact mission when He sits down in the synagogue and unroll the scroll of Isaiah 61. He tells them that He is anointed " to proclaim good news to the poor... to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor" and that this was being fulfilled right before them. He is still doing this same work today.

God went to incredible lengths to provide a way for us to have relationship with Him. What a blessing we have! In response, we should live our lives in light of His sacrifice, worthy of His calling.

In life, we all love a story or movie with a happy ending. When we think about our lives, we want to see it end in a grand fashion. On the contrary, life doesn’t always end that way. The Bible is always honest about the realities of life, and the book of Jonah is the perfect example of that. We didn’t get a happily ever after! Instead, we get Jonah Chapter 4– we get real life. We get real emotions. We get a real argument – between Jonah and God – and we don’t even get a good end to that argument!