Most of the 23rd Psalm makes sense to a modern believer, but when it comes to tables in the presence of our enemies and oil on our heads, we're not so familiar. But as we take a look at this verse through the eyes of a real Shepherd, we'll see ways that we can conduct ourselves that not only protect us, but the entire flock as well! Join us for #3 in this series as we talk about tables and oil!

God desires to restore us, but to what end? Is it all about comfort, or is there something bigger we're preparing for? While restoration sounds great, it's often accompanied by discomfort and challenge. Our Shepherd will provide as He sees fit, not according to our desires. Can we keep our eyes on the ultimate goal and trust that our Shepherd has our best interests in mind?

Most people know the phrase, "The Lord is My Shepherd," but what are the ramifications of actually making the Lord our Shepherd? This requires us to acknowledge that we need a Shepherd, and to be willing to follow where the Shepherd leads. But what does that actually look like on a daily basis in today's world?

The most common reply to the question, "Where do you find strength?" was from family and friends. But family and friends are human and imperfect. Just ask Jesus how well family and friends strengthened Him during his greatest time of struggle! What if there was a source greater than human strength that would keep us going no matter what? And if that's true, how do we get that?

What we know as Jesus followers doesn't matter much if what we do is different than what Jesus would do. Tune in for our Worship Leader and Youth Director, Jimmy Gagliardi's take on Integrity!

How do you define peace? What brings you peace? How we answer these questions can make a huge difference in how we engage (or disengage) from the world around us. The challenge is that we want peace, but we're also called to engage with the world (Go and make disciples!). Can we have peace AND make disciples?

This is the first in our series of Spiritual Conversations that address questions from people outside the church family. This week deals with the decline in our Social Climate. Many feel that our morals are declining. What should we do? We turn to Proverbs 29:18! Some texts translate this passage as "Where there is no vision, the people perish." Others say, "Where there is no revelation, the people cast off restraint." What happens when we cast off our vision of God? And how do we prevent that?

This is the day that changes everything! Jesus is the only one who came back from the dead, just as He said He would. So why don't more people want to follow Him? Perhaps it's a misinterpretation of image. Would you follow a Lamb? Maybe! Would you follow a Lion? I bet you would. Come and find out which one we're talking about in this special Easter celebration!

One thing is certain about Jesus: He never waivered from His mission to save the world. If ever there was a time to waiver, the cross would have been it. What can we learn from Jesus' last moments on the cross? And how does that encourage us today?

If you had one, last chance to teach people how they should behave, what would you share with them? Jesus chooses to give His Disciples an example they'll never forget... and neither should we!