Does God continue to speak to us? Does God still heal? Do apostles and prophets still exist now?

So many of us wonder if the miraculous stories we hear about in the Gospels and book of Acts are possible today. Korey takes a difficult and contentious subject and reveals what scripture says about it.

If slavery was used in the Old and New Testament, does that mean that God approves of it?

This week Korey wades into a controversial topic that will challenge you to understand your God, your faith and the culture of the time the Bible was written in.

No one or no thing can “steal” your joy — usually we are the ones that give it away. The second fruit of the spirit listed is joy. Korey challenges us to examine what our joy is tied to and why we so easily give it up.

Was there a legacy left behind for you? Did you inherit a blessing or a mess from the generations before you?

Korey challenges and encourages us today to get excited about what we are passing down to the next generation. What will they receive from us?

This week we had the honor of John and Christina Kimer teaching us about the difference between the Kingdom and world/church culture.

Often times we carry around these sayings and teachings that we think are “Christian” but actually are either scripture taken out of context or something we picked up from the world’s culture.

Who do you keep around you? And are you humble and wise enough to take their advice?

This week Korey urges us to consider whether the advisors we have around us are wise and if we actually trust them more than we trust our own opinions.

This week Korey challenges us to choose who our counselor will be —— love or fear? In our daily life and how we treat people we are faced with a choice to react in fear or respond in love.

Korey continues his series with another biblical tool for healthy relationships — boundaries.

Setting up healthy limits around what we are willing to do and what others are able to do around us enables us to prioritize what matters and love our friends and family well.

How do you handle conflicts in your closest relationships? This week Korey continues to teach us how we can love well by avoiding the 4 horsemen that ride into our relationships and cause havoc.

This Mother’s Day service we challenge you to learn how to love one another better by understanding your individual love languages. Korey breaks down each of the five love languages as we learn that often times our closest family and friends need something different than we are usually giving.