This week we look at Psalm 137 and in it we find that God welcomes our honesty even when our honesty is disturbing. We talked about what causes us to long for the past and how it impacts the relationships we have with those who have done us wrong. Join us as we look at one of the most difficult psalms in the Bible.

The Psalms are the prayers and songs of real people that erupt from real life. In the first week of The Psalms series we look at how we experience these moments of thanks, praise and darkness. We also had the chance to view Fuller Studio's short film on The Psalms featuring Bono and Eugene Peterson.

God designed us to live in the rhythm of rest and work. There is so much that keeps us from entering into God’s rest and in the final week of our series we take a look at what keeps us from God’s rest, what it looks like to enter into it and how we can help each other get there.

In week 4 of our Life Matters series we talk about how to respond to temptation and the way out God has provided to everyone who belongs to Him.

They say the only constants in life are death and taxes. The truth behind this statement is that we all are going to suffer loss and disappointment in our life on a regular basis. These experiences require a response. In week 3 we discuss how learning to grieve in a good way is important to moving forward and living well.

Every day there are risks to take. Taking those risks takes courage. Some of us love to jump at every risk while others have organized our lives to avoid all things risky. In week 2 of our series we uncover how we decide if a risk is worth taking and how we can grow in courage to take the risks we know we need to take.

Dealing with the thoughts that plague our mind is one the most difficult things we have to do each day. Knowing what to do with our thoughts gives us the ability to work through many emotions and difficult situations. In week 1 we take a look at how Jesus can help us deal with the thoughts we have.

If we are in Christ we have all that we need; love, acceptance, renewal. What’s the difference between how you see yourself and how God sees you. In the final week of our Jesus Saves series we look at what would have to change in life so that your view of yourself mirrors God's view.

In week 4 of our Jesus Saves series we talk about what it means for Jesus to die FOR your sins, how someone or something else’s death brings life to me and why God ordered the world this way.

The world is broken as a result of sin and we feel the impact on a daily basis. When Jesus rises from the dead the impact isn’t just eternal - it begins in that moment. As we identify with Christ in His resurrection we are saved from the hopelessness of a broken world and the defeated nature that we naturally have as we slog through our daily life. Now we have the hope not just of the life to come but of that life in our world today.