This week, Tyler speaks on Jesus claiming to be the Resurrection and the Life in John chapter 11.

We look at Jesus’ claim to be the Light of the World, what that means, and what the role of believers is in response to that truth.

We discuss the historical background of bread being sent down from heaven and how Jesus is the eternal bread from heaven. Then breakdown the statement "I am the bread of life" into 3 parts: 1) "I am" 2) "the bread" 3) "of life"

In a culture where we can have whatever we want whenever we want, it is easy to fall into the trap of spiritual consumerism. We come to the church looking for something we can take with us, when we should come to the church to serve God and those that need help. Chris explains the modern day pitfalls of spiritual consumption and how we can fight it.

Amy Story talks about the characteristics of an unforgiving heart and the spiritual counters for them, so we can learn to forgive those who have wronged us.

"Likewise, the tongue is a small part of the body, but it makes great boasts. Consider what a great forest is set on fire by a small spark." (James 3:5) Katie Tucker tells us how our words carry so much power, but we use it to tear people down and spread gossip; when we should be using it to glorify God, spread His word, and bring others to Him.

Lindsey Wilson begins our next series called "Toxic". She explains how our generation’s tendency to be prideful is the same as "giving God the finger" and saying, "I know better than You".

Chase Snyder talks about God's plan, His purpose for us, and how we try to figure out what He wants from us as we go through life.

Katelyn Boyd gives tips on how to control and manage your anxiety and fear when your heart and mind just think about the what if's.

Josh Moore gives tips about dating for college age kids