This Sunday, Shea Morgan talks to us about how God will equip us for every work He calls us to do and fill us with overflowing joy in the process.

As we close out our series on work, we look at the three things every person needs to know to live a fruitful life.

How do we stay faithful to our work callings when, sometimes, our work can feel meaningless? The answer is to be full of faith in the one who calls us.

In the first of a three part series on work, we attempt to demystify what the Bible says about calling - as being for everybody and not just for those who work in Christian ministry.

Why did Jesus take the time to touch a man with leprosy when He could have healed him with just a word? Because, like all of us, the man's issues went deeper than the skin and only the touch of a loving Savior would make a difference.

Open Door has decided to partner with Foster the Bay - an organization that is answering the foster crisis in the Bay Area. In this week's message we look at God's heart toward children in need and the amazing treasure that foster kids are.

In our search for God or for more of God, there is no greater example of how we ought to search than that which we find in Jesus. The gate is narrow and the way is hard. It's a desolate search. But it ends in life.

How can we move past bitterness and grudges into lives that are marked by forgiveness and grace? By understanding the perpetual grace given to us through Jesus' blood.

Being lied to can be painful and disillusioning, but sometimes the most damaging lies are the ones we tell ourselves. Here's how we can confront the lies we tell ourselves and pound them into submission.

Regret can be both a reminder of God's grace and a wise counselor. But ultimately, what God wants for us is a life with no regrets.