The spiritual discipline of response is managing our reactions to what life brings us—both the good and the bad.

Scripture refers to God as “the God of Peace,” and one of Jesus’ titles is “Prince of Peace.” This message explores how Christians can pursue peace in relationships to better reflect the peace of God.

Why is our thought life, rather than just our actions, important to God? Can we change negative patterns in our thinking? If so, how?

Our sins are forgiven when we come to God through faith in Jesus. Yet God sometimes calls us to express our faith in acts of restitution.

Confession has the potential to propel us in our walk with God.

Through the spiritual discipline of biblical hospitality, we can impact God’s kingdom. This message explores practical ways to open our homes to those God has placed in our paths, and the biblical reasons for doing so.

Have you ever thought about your motives in things like giving and praying? Jesus teaches us that our motives are key in pleasing God. This message explores what Jesus said about doing “secret” works.

Does the Bible give us guidance for dealing with an over-scheduled, under-rested, and cluttered life? Actually, it does! This message explores Jesus’ teaching about the need for a more focused life.

What do silence and solitude have to do with spiritual growth? This message explores Psalm 62 and the benefits of purposeful time alone with God.

We use “soul language” in many ways, yet most followers of Jesus have difficulty defining, understanding, and caring for their soul.