As humans, we are designed with limitations. But, this isn't a defect. It's a blessing. 

Guest preacher Jeff Bartolet brings a message about the harvest fields of mission and the need for more workers. 

As the floodwaters finish receding, Noah sends two birds out from the ark. What does this scene have to teach us about looking and listening to God's presence and direction in our lives?

Most people are familiar with the "David vs. Goliath" story. But, where did David get the courage to face that giant?!? That's what we're exploring as we revisit that famous scene. 

To conclude the series, Success and the Shape of Life, we look at one particular passage and the suggestion that knowing Christ is a good barometer for a "successful" life. But, what does "knowing Christ" entail according to the apostle Paul in Philippians chapter 3?

Jesus releases his followers to walk in the world as sheep among wolves, and to do so while being "as shrewd as snakes, and as innocent as doves." What does Jesus mean by the strange metaphorical pairing of these animals?

Influence is everywhere! Being influential is now even a vocation! Are Christians called to be influential? What does a successfully influential Christian life look like? 

When it comes to living a "successful" life, how we handle and process our pain is of the utmost importance. 

We all have an innate desire to be seen. How do we handle that need? What do we do to seek to fulfill it? And, how do our pursuits of success and importance overlap with that desire to be seen and known? 

This sermon takes a look at two biblical characters (Jeremiah and Paul) and how each felt about their qualifications. Are you letting a perceived lack of qualifications hold you back from pursuing God's calling in your life? Are you holding too tightly to what you think makes you qualified and missing out on a potential Divine pivot point?