Calling is a beautiful thing, but sometimes God calls us into darkness or confusion because He is doing a special work in our hearts. In Acts 16, God calls Paul into prison. Paul not only worships God in the dark place of his calling, he also shows us how.

When it comes to deciding our futures, we have to remember that God is already speaking to us through how He made us.

What inspires us, what bores us, what interests us: these are all signs of what God may be calling us to. We learn this from Moses' life in week one of Calling.

We cover 10 common questions about Heaven in our final session! Pets? Friends? Sports? It's all here!

Heaven is not so much about a place as it is about a person. Paul thinks of God when he thinks about Heaven, and so should we. God is what makes Heaven fun, safe, and filled with love.

In the first of a two part series on Heaven, Greg Lisson comes and shares with us that Heaven is more than just a place. It is something that we can start to be a part of today!

In our final parable, Jesus explains that the key to listening and understanding His teaching is not our minds or our ears, but is actually our hearts.

In perhaps the most famous story about Jesus' love for sinners, Ryan walks us through a Father's love for his lost son.

Sunday Morning Sermon: How do we help break the stone hearts of our neighbors? How do we make sure our own hearts are not becoming cold and cynical in a world that seems spiritually dead? Jesus shows us how in Luke 13.

Prayer seems confusing at times. Is God really there? Is He even listening? Brent Baskin shares with us as we look at what Jesus says about prayer.

James concludes his letter by reminding his brethren (The Church) to wait on the Lord. We are to be a patient people, accepting suffering and enduring it by running to Jesus every time.