Do you ever think, "I know what knowledge is. What is wisdom? Do I need it?"Proverbs 4:7 tells us that "The beginning of wisdom is this: Get Wisdom. Though it cost everything you have, Get Understanding."

How do you get wisdom?  James 1:5 says "Now if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all generously and without criticizing, and it will be given to him."

Join us for an overview of wisdom through Solomon's story. You might be surprised!

When it comes to wisdom:

          God wants his kids to Ask Big

          He likes his kids to Go Big

          & He rewards his kids who Love Big

As a parent, do you ever ask yourself, "Am I doing a good enough job?"

Join us for encouragement from an unexpected source - Samson. 

You can have PEACE. Just remember that God's grace is enough when you admit that you are not.

God said in 2 Corinthians 12: "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness."

Nehemiah was Zealous! He displayed zeal for God's house, God's servants, God's word and God's people. He knew they are to be set apart from worldliness and sin (holy).

When we say "yes" to something, we are also saying "no" to something else. Have you said "Yes" to God?

In your life, What:

Needs to be confessed?

Needs to be deleted?

Needs to be confronted?

How Nehemiah's conviction can be used in our lives?

We will learn traits that show a person has conviction.

And four core values that every person needs in their lives.

Welcome to part ten of our Nehemiah series. Today Pastor Chris will be talking on chapters 6-7 and how we need to have resolve in our lives.

Join us as Pastor Chris tells us how we can gain and be more discerning from Nehemiah 6.

Happy Mothers Day to all moms out there! We thank you so much for all that you do for us everyday!

We would like to invite you to our special Mothers Day sermon. Pastor Jon Adams will be talking on Mark 14:3-8 and the invitation that Jesus gives us.

Join us today as we learn about the discretion that Nehemiah had and that we can use in building peresverance in our lives.

Have you ever heard an outcry? Received feedback from someone?

Given someone feedback? Been passionate about something and needed help or a response?

Join us for a look at how to evaluate and respond to feedback, both positive and negative, and how to give yourself the best chance of truly being heard when you speak.

Nehemiah gives us a biblical example with six key points for listening: Love at motivation; Loyalty to commitment; Honesty in speech; Faithfulness over time; perseverance in difficulty; Respectful approach; Sacrifice in Service.

Nehemiah is a leadership model we can all follow with confidence.