What do you do when you don’t like yourself? Feelings of low-self worth impact many people to some degree. Some people may lack confidence that they can succeed or even feel they don’t matter. Others may feel there is something fundamentally wrong with who they are. In this message, we address the lie of shame and self-condemnation so we can discover how God sees us and how His love changes everything.

Depression can feel like being trapped in a dark cave. It can feel overwhelming and hopeless. Most of all, it can cause us shame. But as we look at the lives of God’s faithful followers in the Bible, we see that depression was all too common, as it is today. We see that this depression is not who we are, and we are not alone in the darkness.

The most important aspect of your life is your inner well-being. Jesus died to redeem all of creation, including your mental health. The good news is that you don't have to be strong or put together. As the church, we want to be people who know it's ok to ask for help and to be help to others.

God's love is unconditional. That means there's nothing we can do to earn His love and nothing we can do to lose it. Through the story of the Prodigal Son, Jesus illustrates God's love for us that is never out of reach. The question is, will we say yes to the love God extends to us?

A special Christmas Day service.

Oh, night, divine! Jesus' birth was incredible, not only because it was a moment people were waiting for, but because he was God in the flesh. In this message, we look at the name Emmanuel, which means God with us. He is present with us, walking with us in every moment.

The birth of Jesus was so that those closest to the event couldn't help but break out into song. After Zechariah heard the promise of a coming savior, he sang words of celebration and promise. The lyrics were filled with relief because, finally, God would bring salvation, we would receive mercy, and one day, healing would come to broken relationships between God and His people. And this is still good news for us today.

The first Christmas song wasn’t “Silent Night” or “White Christmas.” It was a song sung by Mary as she responded to the wonderful news of the birth of Jesus. Like Mary, may we learn to say yes, and surrender to the Holy Spirit’s work in our lives.

Navigating life takes guidance. We seek out mentors or listen to podcasts to learn about relationships, money, or parenting. It’s why there are 5.6 billion Google searches a day. But, there is a Guide available to us that we can always trust, the Holy Spirit. In the final message of this series, we learn how to find guidance and be led by the Spirit.

The Holy Spirit is our Helper, which means He is available to us at any moment. What a wonderful gift from God! In this message, learn to encounter the Spirit through prayer to live more like Jesus.