While spiritual stagnation is common, it is not God’s will. We are always meant to be moving deeper in our relationship with Jesus and our experience of God.In fact, we are meant to experience all the fullness of God.

It can be difficult to spot a false prophet. Even Jesus said they would be wolves in sheep’s clothing indicating they would do all they could to appear Christian. Despite the appearance of being Christian, there are some recognizable characteristics of false prophets.

It can be difficult to spot a false prophet. Even Jesus said they would be wolves in sheep’s clothing indicating they would do all they could to appear Christian. Despite the appearance of being Christian, there are some recognizable characteristics of false prophets.

Just as there is a need for Christ centered missionaries to take the Gospel to places where they’ve never heard of Jesus, there is a need for Christ centered missionaries to take the Gospel to places where they’ve become bored with Jesus. What would it look like t o be aChrist centered missionaries in your community?

Just as there is a need for Christ centered missionaries to take the Gospel to places where they’ve never heard of Jesus, there is a need for Christ centered missionaries to take the Gospel to places where they’ve become bored with Jesus. What would it look like t o be aChrist centered missionaries in your community?

Throughout Scripture there is the very real idea that the Christian life should be characterized by joy. Where does this joy come from? That's what this message is about.

Throughout Scripture there is the very real idea that the Christian life should be characterized by joy. Where does this joy come from? That's what this message is about.

Paul told the Corinthian believers to examine themselves to see if there was evidence of Jesus being in them. What does this mean? What evidence would there be? Why would this be important?

Paul told the Corinthian believers to examine themselves to see if there was evidence of Jesus being in them. What does this mean? What evidence would there be? Why would this be important?

What would it look like to have the Holy Spirit poured out on our lives and our church? Scripture has quite a bit to say about what the Holy Spirit can do/will do in us, through us, and for us. We can use these both as a guide for prayer and a way to examine our lives.