Monday's relationships talk focused on how we should love...like Jesus. We often think the opposite of love is "hate." But we were told to consider that the opposite of love is selfishness (self-love).

In the third message (Monday Night), Steve Canfield shared about the importance of being real with God and others.

In the first message (Sunday morning) of the Life Action Summit, Steve Canfield shared about what it means to be fully alive in Christ.

Each evening service, Jimmy Herdklotz shares insights relating to our relationships. Tonight he shared that the purpose of relationships is to "make God look good." Do you make God look good in your relationships?

In the second message (Sunday Evening), Steve Canfield talked about our spiritual depravity, the needs we have, and a tool to gauge our current spiritual condition.

Over the last three weeks we have talk about just how important it is to listen to God. This week we talked about how God reveals Himself to us. When we experience God and His Glory, we cannot be left unchanged.

One of the most profound ways that God speaks to His people todays is through His Word. The Bible is a profound book, full of history, allegory, wisdom, and teaching that is as useful today as the day in which it was written. God still speaks through His Word if we are faithful to read it, understand it, and discern its truth.

In week 2 of the Frequency, we look at the important part that prayer plays in being tuned in to God.

In the final four weeks before the Life Action Summit, we are taking time to prepare for an extended time seeking God.

A this new series, Frequency, we focus on the importance of hearing the voice of God and practical ways we can do that in a world cluttered with noise.

It's important to establish rhythms in life that lead us to follow Christ. One of those key areas is worship. We worship together because we need God's continual leading in our lives. We worship together because we need each other. And when we establish a rhythm of worship, it allows God to mold us into the people He desires us to be.