This is lesson 1 of 9 in the Warning Signs sermonlink series. Sometimes in life we come across warning signs that tell us we need to make a change. These can be literal warnings, like “Do Not Enter.” Or, they can be more personal, such as bad habits that will have future consequences. In the first…

God has given us the ordinance of baptism to let people know that we are followers of Jesus.

This is lesson 3 of 4 in the Last Words sermonlink series. See also the kids edition of this lesson. Most of us grow up with the unrealistic expectation for an easy and comfortable life. At some point, usually sooner rather than later, that dream is shattered and everyone has to come to grips with the…

Stephen’s story can give us power for the most incredible task: forgiving someone who has genuinely wrecked your life.

Communion helps us remember the great saving work God did in our lives when Jesus died on the cross - and much more.

While materialism and greed is a dangerous trap that leads to misery, learning to be content is what leads to true joy. The ability to learn this contentment comes from the power of God as we reflect on all that He’s given us.

We all endure heartbreak in this life. It may be a romantic breakup, a lost loved one, a severe disappointment, or a missed opportunity. Such profound longing or loss feels immensely powerful. But God’s outrageous care heals our heartache with hope.

We all have some hang-ups and issues that hold us back from experiencing the life we want, but God’s outrageous power is big enough to set us free from our most significant challenges.

Everyone deals with fear and insecurity, but with God’s help you can overcome these feelings and experience real peace.

We all want to be better people. But for most of us, habits, addictions, and bad choices – like a powerful storm – can wear us down and erode the life we want. Where do we get the power to change?