Have you ever met a perfect family? Chances are good that you haven’t. Perfect families just don’t exist. Let's talk about the grace and hope found in Ephesians and how we can all benefit.

All of us are going to experience different seasons at various times in our lives. Solomon, the smartest, richest man who ever lived, observed that there is a predetermined season for everything.

Hurts, habits, and hangups. We all have them. The heartbeat of Celebrate Recovery is to provide Christ-centered help for the things that affect us. CR Sunday is a day we celebrate all that Celebrate Recovery does at Springwell.

Hurt, pain, struggle, lack of faith for the future... we've all been there. How do you move past them and trust God when you just don't know? You have to leave the tent. You have to have a bigger view of who God is.

If you watch a baby eating, they’re all in on that meal.  If you have that passion for God’s Word, you’ll grow. We don't grow alone.  We need each other.  We need each other’s prayers.  We need each other’s accountability. Let's grow together.

If you watch a baby eating, they’re all in on that meal.  If you have that passion for God’s Word, you’ll grow. We don't grow alone.  We need each other.  We need each other’s prayers.  We need each other’s accountability. Let's grow together.

One of the biggest struggles as followers of Jesus is our desire to fit in.  But God did not call us to fit in…He called us to stand out. So, if we are going to follow Jesus and be different, we need to be prepared. Let's talk about being at a place where you have mental clarity, focus, and self-control.

Do you sometimes feel scattered and like you are different?  Maybe you would say, “I feel like I'm the only Christian in my work.  I’m the only Christian in my neighborhood.  I’m the only Christian in my school.”  And if you feel different, scattered, like a stranger, that’s the point.  We’re not supposed to feel like this is home.

Disappointments happen. We get disappointed with people, situations, and even God at times. It's not a matter of avoiding disappointments, it's a matter of expectations. It's time to expect differently so we can be filled with the things God really has for us.

"Wait on God." Many of us hear that phrase when we're anxious or waiting. It's easy to say, but much harder to live out in a hectic and unsure life. The truth is, waiting is inescapable, and waiting well is possible.