Knowing He was about to be crucified, Jesus said, "Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God.” Surely, He knows how we can have peace no matter what the situation. Join us on Sunday and find out about the good news of peace.

Who gets all my worries? The fact is we only feel comfortable passing off our concern for the important areas of life to someone safe. Jesus is just that someone, skilled in solving our problems and He loves like no other. We need to hand over our worries to Jesus. He cares for us.

Have you ever gotten lost in the when and thens? When this happens, fill in the blank, then I’ll be happy. Happiness is not circumstantial or hiding from us. It truly is a choice no matter what the circumstances. Why don’t you join us this Sunday while we unpack those choices? You really can

Join us this Sunday as we continue our series on fear. This week we will tackle the fear of death and looking at biblical strategies for overcoming our fears

Join us this Sunday as we continue our series on fear. This week we will tackle the fear of today and if Jesus is really enough for the challenges we face today.

As Christians we are not immune to the fear of not matching up to the standard. This is something all people that push themselves beyond their boundaries experience. Sunday we will discover how Christ has and still does impact this challenge.

Join us as we continue our series entitled, Fear NOT. This week we will look at the fear of tomorrow

The greatest human need is to be loved, to be accepted. It often leads many of us to live our lives pleasing people, living in fear of their disapproval. God invites us to the freedom found in living to please Him.

What if you could live your life without fear? Wouldn’t that be great? Peace is often like some rare expensive diamond that we can’t seem to find or afford, but peace is available to anyone who believes. 2 Timothy 1:3-12

There is good news for you if you are sitting in a mess. God, out of His great kindness, sends his people to clean up messes. Romans 5:6-11