New seasons of life are tough. On one hand, we often want things to change, on the other, the unknown can be a bit scary. The good news? New seasons don’t have to be dreaded. What if new seasons could serve as a reminder of what God is doing and who he is? Change is coming and 41 is going to be a good one!

It may not be a 9 foot tall giant named Goliath, but we all face something we feel like is bigger than us. We all have people that we feel like have decided to be our enemy. Where do we fight our greatest battles, though? How do we fight the biggest giant in our lives and win?

Are you trying to hold on to faith? Are you beginning to doubt what you’ve been taught about God? Are you confused as to what to pray and where he is? This is a  message about how constant pursuit of an ever present God will lead to what you really always wanted.

When life feels wrecked, if we’re honest, we have a lot of questions for God. We wonder why it happened and what he’s doing as we’re going through it. What if I told you that questions are good, but the right questions are better? What if we could ask the right questions and see that it all happens for a reason?

Peace that surpasses understanding. That’s what the peace of God is. The question is,  what does it feel like? How do we get it? How do we keep it? The truth is, sometimes life has to fall to pieces for us to truly understand peace. Once we get it, though, it makes all the difference.

Life doesn’t always go according to plan. The truth? Storms in life happen. They are inevitable. We don’t choose the storm, but we can choose how we prepare for the storms and how we react when  the come. When the seas are stormy, there’s a steadiness that we can hold on to. That’s the God we serve.

Are you waiting on the hand of God to move for you? It’s all about faith.  A kind of faith that believes, even when it does not see, a kind of faith that is persistent, and a faith that is moved and marked by actions. Let's talk about faith.

We all have questions and we all have doubts. We’ve been taught to never question God or God’s ways…but we do question God and His ways.  We’re going to be talking about doubt. You see doubt doesn’t have to be the end of real faith…it can be the beginning.

Jesus asked a man who had lived his whole life without being able to walk, Do you want to be well?  Why would He ask him that?  Was Jesus looking for information? Find out why Jesus asked him this question and why we are being asked this question today.

Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" This might be the most direct, pointed, most critical question of all the questions that He ever asked. So... how do you answer this critical question?