Join us from your home for this special message from Pastor Jon about the power of the Holy Spirit—the gift that keeps giving! Services will be online at 9 & 11am and available on demand on all of our streaming channels.

Join us from your home for this special message from Pastor Jon about the power of the Holy Spirit—the gift that keeps giving! Services will be online at 9 & 11am and available on demand on all of our streaming channels.

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How can we want what we have when we're busy wanting what everyone else has? Fulfillment in life is interwoven with learning to be content with what we have. So, let's learn together how to cultivate contented hearts.

How can we want what we have when we're busy wanting what everyone else has? Fulfillment in life is interwoven with learning to be content with what we have. So, let's learn together how to cultivate contented hearts.

Life becomes a disaster when we can no longer trust the people around us to tell us the truth—be they elected officials, medical personnel, religious leaders, or personal friends. Truth is foundational to our integrity and character, to relational trust, and to societal justice.  Without truth, we lose the very fabric that holds relationships together. And of all people, God's people should be known as people of truth.

Life becomes a disaster when we can no longer trust the people around us to tell us the truth—be they elected officials, medical personnel, religious leaders, or personal friends. Truth is foundational to our integrity and character, to relational trust, and to societal justice.  Without truth, we lose the very fabric that holds relationships together. And of all people, God's people should be known as people of truth.

Outright stealing from one another: we know that's wrong. Are there more subtle moves, though, that go less-noticed yet amount to the same sin? Fudging the taxes, sharing the Netflix password, sneaking a free fountain soda: small or significant, it's still stealing. How do we protect ourselves from playing that dangerous game?

Outright stealing from one another: we know that's wrong. Are there more subtle moves, though, that go less-noticed yet amount to the same sin? Fudging the taxes, sharing the Netflix password, sneaking a free fountain soda: small or significant, it's still stealing. How do we protect ourselves from playing that dangerous game?

More than any other way, sexual brokenness makes messy lives. Refusing to submit to God's guidelines for healthy sexual relationships is a fast lane moving away from the life God intends for us. Let's clarify God's standard for holy sexuality and consider how to pursue healthy sexuality in our lives.