It's not going to be a secret to you that most of us are busy. In many cases, we're too busy! We say that we don't have time for prayer or reading the Bible or spending time with God, but is that the whole truth? Join us on Sunday morning, and set yourself free from that mentality. Maybe, just maybe, we'll experience life as God meant it to be lived.

It can feel frighteningly normal to tell a lie or to leave out some of the truth in order to make ourselves look better. If you're honest with yourself, you've done it! In this message, we unpack two Proverbs and what they have to say about honesty and integrity.

This sermon begins our Lent series: Unleashed! As followers of Jesus, we're set free from things other people might struggle with. This week, we're talking about personal pride. It robs us of so much and doesn't need to be a part of who we are!

It won't happen by accident. If you truly want to know God better, you have to put in the time and be intentional about it. Philippians 4:9 promises, "Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me—put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you." If you missed this final week in our series on Knowing God, check out this sermon!

Paul was transformed from someone who persecuted Christians to a Christian himself. His deepest desire was to know God more, and that became his life's pursuit. In his letter to the Philippians, he tells them that everything else he considers a loss because of the gain he has in knowing Jesus. Can we say the same thing?

Truly knowing God isn't about how much knowledge you have of Him. James 2:19 says, "You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder." Knowing God on a deep level means it's a heart thing--it's about having a relationship with Him, and getting to know Him deeper and deeper everyday.

The amygdala is the part of the brain responsible for the perception of emotions such as anger, fear, and sadness. In Matthew 17, we read about a father who has such a huge faith that his amygdala went dormant because he knew Jesus was his one and only hope. Do we have a faith like that? Click to listen to this message!

When we live out our faith, it's empowering! We trust God, live into his plans for our lives, and are blessed with his presence and power. Join us on Sunday at 9:30 am to be encouraged to live in the power of God!

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In Matthew 6, Jesus tells us that we don't have to worry about anything because our heavenly Father will take care of us. When we take our worries and our fears and replace them with a focus of following Jesus and seeking righteousness, Jesus promises us we'll be blessed. Check out this message and be encouraged to get rid of worry this year!