As we celebrate this Easter, we take a look at another resurrection story found in the book of John. When Jesus said "I am the resurrection and the life", it's not just something for our future but right here in the present.

We all want to grow, but growing requires change. And honestly most of us don't like change because it's uncomfortable. So how do we grow spiritually, and what questions should we be asking ourselves when it comes to our own spiritual growth?

There are a lot of different questions about suffering. In the final week of our series we look at what scripture has to say about suffering and how we can cope with it.

We continue responding to questions from our congregation by looking at what the Bible has to say about heaven and hell. 

We take a look at what the Bible has to say about sexuality.

What does the bible say about spiritual gifts? What are those gifts? How are they different from the natural gifts that we have?

What does the bible say about spiritual beings and their power or authority?

We look at two stories found in the book of Mark that show us in a powerful way the authority of Jesus. We see how these two stories were intentionally put together by the author to see how both stories intertwine and have a powerful message for us all!

What does it look like or mean to live in freedom and walk in Gods' authority?

This week we take a look at a biblical response to questions regarding families.