Do you ever feel stuck? Like you're in a rut - spiritually, physically, relationally? It's a bad feeling. For some of us, it's a gross feeling. The only thing to help you out when you're stuck is movement. If you're spiritually stuck, how do you start moving? Let's talk about it today. 

Is life giving you lemons? If you’re anything like me, you’d rather throw the lemons away than make lemonade sometimes. Do you feel like quitting? We all have a breaking point. The point when everything is harder than it should be and the normal joys in life are turning gray. Peter, one of the men who followed Jesus throughout his time on Earth, went through this. This feeling of hopelessness transcends culture and time. So what do we do when we feel like quitting? When the walls are crashing in and we are at the end of our rope? Let’s talk about it today.

Have you ever been tired? Like REALLY tired. Like a baby screamed in your ear for 10 hours or you stayed at the library so late there was daylight again when you left? We don't function at our best when we're tired - physically or emotionally. We need a re-charge. We've all been there. When you feel exhausted, overwhelmed with your circumstances, Jesus offers rest to your soul. Tune in today as Danny Moore teaches us how to stay anchored deep when we're tired.

Have you ever thought to yourself, “How did I get here?” You know that feeling… that re-thinking every decision you’ve made feeling. That deep gut regret feeling. What do you do with that feeling? How do you get past those wonderings, the what-ifs, the hurt? Let’s talk about it this week. Join us for the first week of our Anchored Deep series as we dig into healing and redemption.

Does your family have a few stories that get told every holiday gathering? Stories that evolve as the years go along? What are those stories about? They are probably about how big the fish was, the funny fender bender, or how your aunt fell down in front of everyone at your cousin’s soccer game. I’m guessing they aren’t about heavenly things, but what if they were? What stories are you telling in your life?

In a world where love often bursts like fireworks and then fizzles to the ground in cold ash, we’re left wondering: Can love really last?

This Sunday we are looking at the story of Samson and what we learn from his two failed relationships. Sometimes the lessons we take from failure are far more valuable than the ones we learn from success.

There are a lot of things we can change - and a whole lot of things we can’t. People are one of those things we can’t change.   But we try to, don’t we?   This weekend in our “Love Lies” series, were diving into this illusion that we can change our partner. We can’t... but we don’t have to! God offers to not only change our hearts but to give us brand new hearts - and that’s really good news!

Plato once wrote, “The worst of all deceptions is self deception.”

Isn’t that the truth ? We run into this a lot with our relationships. We often feel like we have it all together, that we are mature, that we are on the right track... until we aren’t. This week we look at the lie we often tell ourselves: “I got this.” We want to have it all together. We hope to have it all together, but where do we go when we don’t?

Have you ever found yourself trying to revive a dead relationship? A dead career? A dead dream? If so, you and a real life Hulk by the name of Samson have something in common. And most of humanity. We want life but we often pursue it in dead things. So join us this week as we deal with the lie “follow your heart” that our culture tells about love.

This Easter we are looking at three lesser known characters in Jesus' resurrection story; Barnabbas, Mary Magdalene, and Thomas. I bet you'll find yourself in one of these three characters. Join us as we learn more about their stories and how they relate to the bigger story God wrote.