When the body of Christ all uses what God has given them for His mission, we see lives changed and the declaration of that through water baptisms, like we are witnessing today.

The church hasn't always done a great job when it comes to helping people who deal with depression. Whether you are someone who deals with it or not, this interview and message can help us start moving in the right direction when it comes to this topic.

Anxiety is something that affects many more of us than we know. Today we are not talking about medical anxiety, but the type of anxiety that comes out of fear or nervousness about what might happen. We don't want that. We want peace. So, let's take a look at how we can start to make the transition from anxiousness to peace.

Most people in American are just too busy to live emotionally healthy and spiritually rich lives. But Jesus has a different way...a better way! We're going to look at Matthew 11:28-30 in a way you may have not seen it before.

If we're not careful, negativity can invade every area of our lives. We can even let negativity ruin the best of situations. So, how do we overcome negativity and find the positive in every circumstance?

There is almost always a ritual or trigger that starts the process of sin in our lives. So, what does it look like to not fall into the trap of sin? How do we proactively win the battle against temptation and sin in our lives?

God wants to be free! Free to love and serve and live with purpose! But many people are stuck in all sorts of things that are holding us back. Sexual sin is rampant, destructive, and needs to be dealt with.

In the final week of looking at David, we are going to see him be forgiven for one of the biggest sins in the entire Bible. This is especially amazing because Saul, the king that was removed before David, was removed for something that seems so much smaller. Why did God accept David’s apology but not Sauls? What we’re about to learn is an important part of having a healthy relationship with God.

David was called a man after God's own heart. What made him different than the king before him, Saul? They both made mistakes. Maybe it had to do with the humility of David. Let's look at it together.

We learn how to live a victorious life when we come up against the enemy and hard circumstances through this next part of the story of David.