In Acts 16, Paul and Silas found themselves in a less than ideal situation. However, they still turned to God and praised Him! How were they able to respond in such a way in such a hopeless situation?

In the Old Testament, Caleb was said to trust God wholeheartedly and have a different spirit. Even though he saw the same thing everyone else did, he decided to trust God and respond differently. When we follow God wholeheartedly, we will often find ourselves going against the norm. In what ways can you follow God with your whole heart and trust him?

Celebrate with us as we baptize 13 people into the family of God!

We see a pattern in the Bible with people getting baptized in the Holy Spirit after believing in Jesus. What does this mean for us and how should we respond to this pattern?

We see a pattern in the Bible of people believing in Jesus and then being water baptized. How do we practice this today, and why do we do it?

We see a pattern in the Bible of people believing in Jesus and then getting water baptized. How do we practice this today, and why do we do it?

We see Jesus healing in the Bible, the tension comes from the question, “Does he still do it today?” Let our response be like those in the book of Daniel, my God is more than able…but even if he doesn’t I will continue to serve Him!

In the space between what happens to us and how we respond, is the ability to choose how we will respond. Will we choose to focus on the negative or look for God’s goodness in every situation?

In Romans 8, Paul tells us there is bad news and good news. The bad news? We will have trouble in our lives. The good news? This life is temporary and we will spend eternity—forever—with Jesus, and no one or thing can take that from us!

Romans 8:28 says, “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” God has a plan to use everything in your life to help grow you spiritually—the positive, negative, and even your sin. This only happens when you humbly turn to him in all things.