One of the worst things about lukewarmness is that those afflicted by it are often blind to that reality. How do I believe in God without turning hot or cold...or worse yet, lukewarm?

How can we navigate the parallel realities that God's justice is true, but it's also incomplete, and that God's grace is true, but it's also incomplete? Don't run from the fear of God because of misunderstanding what it is and...

A 2022 Gallup poll shows 81% of Americans expressed some level of belief in God. There are huge numbers of religious people...who on the one hand say they believe in God, yet they live as if God doesn't exist. Can I believe in God, but not know Him?

As kids we knew when we had to go home, and sometimes we invited other to join us. As we grow up, how can we get back to inviting others to step into a relationship with Jesus? How can see the people in our lives as Jesus does?

When have you needed a "Do Over?" As kids we asked from them often. As adults, how do we move past that hard, hurtful things and what role does forgiveness play in getting our "Do Over?"

Growing up it was simple to make friends - you just asked them, "You wanna be friends?" As we grow it changes...sometimes for better and sometimes for worse. How do we notice everyone and build friendships that will point people to Jesus?

When we see God as He truly is it forces us to see ourselves as we truly are, allowing us to see others around us.

Jesus' entire life and mission is all about going. So where does Jesus want us to go?

A huge part of multiplying Jesus' mission in our personal lives and as a church family is that every professing follower of Jesus follow Jesus' clear command to take the plunge of water baptism.

There will always be people with needs - sometimes huge needs. Will you be preoccupied, critical or caring when it comes to the needs of others around you?