Have you ever noticed that often we read the Bible to see where it agrees with us instead of reading the Bible so GOD can speak to us? Pastor Nathan shares a challenging message from Romans 14 of how we who believe should live our lives to please God and Him only.

The habits you have today will shape who you will become tomorrow. What bad habits do you have now that need to stop? Stopping bad habits isn’t easy, but with the right starting point, attitude, strategy, and support, you can stop bad habits and replace them with healthy ones.

Who has God called you to be?  Are your habits taking you closer to what God wants for you?  This week Pastor Nathan reminds us that there's always a back story, a reason why you do what you do.  Daniel's habits brought him before the king, and allowed him to change the history of a nation. Make some "who" goals today and see God move in you!!

Small disciplines. Big results.

Change isn’t easy, but it isn’t impossible, either. Your future self is a result of the decisions you make each day. Pastor Nathan challenges us to take a peek at a few of our habits and ask God to help us to confront those habits in our lives that may be taking us in a direction we may not be intended to go.

This sermon material has been adapted from a series from Life Church.

Pastor Todd shares an encouraging message reminding us that if we "don't stop believing" God will meet us - whether we are on the mountaintop or in a valley.

God's position towards us never changes.  He is always ready to hear and answer when we call.  Did you know that we can hinder our prayers from reaching God?  Pastor Nathan unpacks a few things that could be blocking our answers from being heard.

Prayer is more than just a duty - it's an opportunity to experience a personal relationship with our Heavenly Father.  Pastor Nathan encourages us to communicate with the God who created us and wants to connect with us on a daily basis.

What goes around often comes around. The powerless often find themselves in a position of power and the people who hurt us may someday need us. In the moments when we’ve got those people right where we want ‘em, what we say will say as much about us as anything else. If our words are stones, will we choose to throw them, or use them to pave the way forward?

Our big mouths can be destructive, but they also have the power to build others up. What we say can impact the quality, and even the direction, of the lives of the people around us. How can we use this power for good?

Like a small spark that has the potential to scorch an entire green forest, our tongues are untamable, with the power to control our whole bodies. We have a tool that can be used to build up those around us or tear them down in just a few words. What do we do with that kind of power? We can’t lock it away. But we can, by God’s grace, learn to control it.