One of the privileges of our relationship with Christ is the ability to support and strengthen others through prayer. God encourages us to serve as His go-between on behalf of others. Join us for "Who's In Your Fave Five?" as we continue our current sermon series, "Can You Hear Me Now?"

Prayer isn’t an event as much as a lifestyle. God invites us into an ongoing conversation. Prayer is really about experiencing God in your everyday life. Join us for "Raise The Bars" as we continue our current sermon series, "Can You Hear Me Now?"

God invites us into communion with Him where we can be open at the deepest levels of our souls. Don’t settle for polite, nice-sounding prayers. God wants us to speak from our hearts. Join us for "Permission To Speak Freely", as we continue our current sermon series, "Can You Hear Me Now?"

If God knows everything and already has a plan, why should we pray? The answer begins with understanding that prayer isn’t about getting God to see things my way as much as my learning to see His way. This week begins a new monthly sermon series, called "Can You Hear Me Now?"

Our pace of life plays havoc on our physical well-being. We tell ourselves, "Someday I'll pay attention to my health, when things settle down." But that "someday" never comes. God designed us with limits for our own protection. If we don't follow His instructions we will suffer the consequences. This weekend we conclude our "Desperate HouseLies" series with a look at another lie we tell ourselves: "Someday, Things Will Settle Down".

It's tempting to define yourself by your career. But can the key to professional success actually be found in learning to do less? Join us as we continue our series, “Desperate HouseLies” , with lie #3: "Getting the Right Job Will Make Me Happy".

We all want the best for our kids —the best school, the best home, the best sports team. But in pursuing all of this we may be neglecting more important matters. This weekend we continue our “Desperate HouseLies” series with a look at another lie we tell ourselves: "The Perfect Neighborhood Will Get Me The Perfect Family".

In an effort to get the most out of life we tend to spend more than we take in. We overextend ourselves and then live with the stress of making ends meet. Giving God priority in our finances can bring relief and give us more out of life. “Desperate HouseLies?, our new series, begins this weekend with a look at one of the lies we tell ourselves: "Life Is What You Get Out Of It".

In a culture filled with criticism, fault-finding and blame a single word of encouragement can work wonders. And when our words of encouragement are coupled with action it can be life-giving. “Encouraging Each Other?, concludes our series "c Harmony.comm" with a look at practical, Biblical ways we can support each other.

Even the best of friends can have disagreements and differences, and sometimes hurt each other. That’s why we need to practice the fine art of forgiveness. “Restoring Broken Friendships?, this week's study, continues our series "c Harmony.comm" with a look at forgiveness.