As we study different relationships in our Happily Ever After series, we need to focus on something that can powerfully influence any type of relationship: communication. The words we use to communicate have power, but do our words accomplish what we want them to? Join us as we explore a different way to look at the power of words and why your words matter so much. 

So far, we've spent time focusing on the outward portion of relationships during our Happily Ever After message series. This Sunday, let's look inward. We'll examine behaviors that often keep us from developing close relationships. Plus, we'll see two important truths that help us move to a more secure sense of who we are.

Your favorite book may include some chapters that involve conflict between characters, plot twists, and even some shocking surprises. Marriage is often the same. This week, we continue examining God’s purposes for marriage with special guests Kent and Kim Kramer. They’ll compare notes with us and share three key purposes God has revealed through each chapter of their marriage story so far, including the darkest ones. 

Before you jump into anything, including a relationship, it's helpful to understand its purpose. So that's exactly what we'll do this week as we focus on a core relationship established by God: marriage. Join us as we look at the three purposes of marriage, all through the lens of God's Big Story. 

Let's be honest for minute: Relationships are hard. Whether it's with a parent, sibling, spouse, co-worker, friend or someone else, relationships are not perfect and often involve conflict. Don't miss our new message series as we dig into what the main problem is in most relationships and what the key to success is in every single one. 

Jesus' resurrection was a surprise to his followers for sure. In fact, the surprise went from bad to good. This Easter, join us as we see how this moment changed everything and how Jesus still wants to surprise us.

The day of Jesus’ betrayal, arrest, and death may have been the darkest day for his followers, but it’s an important day for us to remember. We invite you to reflect on the final hours of Jesus’ life.

Jesus' famous illustration of the vine and the branches shows us what he expects from anyone who follows him. This week we'll see what it looks like to bear fruit and how Jesus helps us to do it. We'll also deep-dive into specific ways to remain in him and look at some things that may be keeping you from doing it.

Obeying someone else doesn't always feel freeing or fun. But as we look at the Last Words of Jesus, we see why obeying him is key to having a genuine relationship with him. Join us as we learn four truths about obeying Jesus and how this concept helps us live life as he intended: to the full. 

We're back in the Gospel of John this week, but this time, put yourself into the story with Jesus' disciples. We often feel just like they did: troubled, confused, and oblivious. This Sunday, we'll see what happens when Jesus meets us there and what he asks us to do in some of his last words.