This Father’s Day guest speaker Jacques Blais, father of Pastor Nathan, talks about coming to our senses and finding the perfect gift for dad… whether he’s good, bad, or ugly.

In this final message in the Power of Partnership series, Pastor Nathan Blais illustrates what it means to be in God’s yoke, with Him… and how that can look entirely different from inviting Jesus into OUR yoke, with US. Are you trying to lead God, or expecting Him to pull you ahead?

Not all partnerships are created equal... are you yoked to a partner - spouse, friend, or co-worker - where you find yourself stuck in place, or spinning in circles? Looking at scripture from Matthew and 2 Corinthians, we look at "getting hitched", and the importance of aligning of our values, direction and effort before yoking up...with anyone.

It's time to talk about the four-letter word! Which word? Depending on your perspective, a really bad one. You will spend 1/3rd of your waking hours doing this word, and many people attach their identity to it. Find out how yoking up with God can make you see this unavoidable part of life in a whole new light.

We've all experienced buyer's remorse... you've purchased something you think will make you happy and solve your problems, then discover it's not what you thought. Sometimes a relationship with Jesus is "sold" to us this way, highlighting the benefits while hiding or downplaying the cost. Looking at scripture from Matthew, Pastor Nathan talks about the true price - and reward - of partnership with Him.

Mother's Day guest speaker Carolyn Cook shares her "Passion" with us, and what passion should look like for us as Christians striving to become closer to Jesus. In your faith journey, is your pace more like a walk, run, or marathon?

It’s vital to erect guardrails around our hearts because an unguarded heart can overpower our most guarded behavior.

When it comes to our finances, it’s easy to cross the line into the danger zone. That’s why it’s essential to establish guardrails against greed.

Guardrails keep vehicles from straying into dangerous or off limit areas. We need personal guardrails so we don’t stray into areas of life that can harm us or the people we love. If there’s one area in which personal guardrails are most needed but also most resisted, it’s in our relationships.

Have you ever met someone that later you wish you’d never met? Is there a person you wish your husband, wife, son, or daughter had never met? Sometimes people are our greatest regrets because they influence us to ignore our guardrails and step into the danger zone.