(Genesis 32 and 33) When family relationships are painful or strained, we may want to write them off. But deep within we need that connection.

(Luke 12:16-24) We've all done things that we regret. Even after receiving God's forgiveness we can still have a hard time letting go of our shame.

(Luke 12:16-21) The most common source of anxiety is over money and in this economy it's a source of many sleepless nights.

(Ephesians 5:15-17; Proverbs 2:1-9) When faced with major decisions where neither option has a clear advantage, how do you make the right choice? This message helps answer that dilemma by posing three questions you can ask yourself so that you can make wiser choices. 

(Matthew 5:23-26; 18:21-35) It is possible to resolve conflict with forgiveness by 1) Acknowledging the conflict,  2) Taking the initiative, 3) Surrendering the right to get even and 4) Making forgiveness a life long commitment.

(Matthew 6:19-34) Anxiety disorder is the primary mental health problem in America. But God has an answer for our worries and fears.

(2 Cor 10:12-18)

It takes all kinds of churches to reach all kinds of people. Each church must discover and fulfill its own unique call.

(2 Cor 5:11-21) There is nothing more compelling that love. And the most compelling love of all is God's love revealed in Christ.

(2 Cor:4) Every church, every Christian experiences pressures and challenges. In Christ we find a resiliency beyond ourselves.

(2 Cor 2:17-3:19) II Cor 5:20 calls us to be ambassadors for Christ. Only when you understand how to be “Real” toward others can you live out the Christian life in a way others can relate to.