We have all wanted to hear from God at some point in our lives. The author of Hebrews tells us that God speaks loud and clear in the sending of His Son Jesus whose name is above all names.

Parenting can be complicated, complex, and confusing. This week we look at two themes in the Bible that give us clarity, and empower us to raise our children well.

Every great love story has a really great soundtrack. While every one says they want great relationships and marriages, the reality is a great relationships are about more than words. This week we discover that what we sow into our relationships matter!

We will never be happy if we are wasting our time, talent, and treasure. This week we discover 5 things that are never a waste, and help make us happy.

This week we discover a secret ingredient to happiness. When we live our lives for ourselves we are never satisfied, but when we pour our selves out we begin to get filled up. It is counterintuitive, and will change your life.

We have all heard that money does not make you happy, however we do not always believe that is true. If your goal is to find happiness, no amount of money will ever be enough. But this one principle can change the way you view money and help you find peace.

The one thing every happy person has is peace. Peace with God paves the way to peace with ourselves and equips us to make peace with others. Got peace?

We all want to be happy, but this week we discover happiness is a result of what we build into our lives. As we study the Sermon On The Mount Jesus teaches us how to be happy.

We are dream about a life that is marked by happiness and fulfillment. We usually think if we could get the latest technology, a better job, a better car, and a newer house; then we would be happy. This week we discover that our hapiness is more about WHO then WHAT.

At Christmas we are reminded that every gift God desires to give us is wrapped up in the gift of Jesus.