The fourth catalyst God uses to fuel our faith is Providential Relationships. God uses people to transform our faith. When someone helps our faith grow, providential is the best word to describe them. However, Providential Relationships can’t be manufactured, but we can create the potential for them to form and flourish.

The third catalyst God uses to fuel our faith is pivotal circumstances. The circumstances of life (especially the negative ones) act as pivots; they will cause us to either pivot toward or away from God. When we pivot toward Him, our faith grows. When we don’t, our faith erodes.

The second catalyst God uses to fuel our faith is Private Spiritual Discipline. What’s true about all private spiritual disciplines is that they help grow our relationship with Jesus in a way that nothing else does; and as our relationship with Jesus grows, so does our faith.

Our faith grows, not just by accumulating more knowledge or believing, but by following Jesus one next step at a time.

God wants to grow our trust in Him, because as trust goes so goes the relationship.  Having unshakable, trust and faith in God is possible, but not by accident.

The best way to protect your marriage is to practice the promises you made when you said “I do”.

Fun in your marriage isn’t an extra - it’s essential.

You can’t have your best us without kindness.

We all want to make a difference, but where do we start? It’s a big world with a lot of needs, and there’s no shortage of opportunities. How do we know if we’re actually making an impact? As a church, we’re working together to transform a specific part of the world and you’re invited to be a part of it. Global Impact Sunday 2023 features special guests Tasanee Keereepraneed and her daughter Chom. Tasanee is the founder and director of Safe Haven Orpahange in Thailand.

People who are guided by integrity do the right thing they know they ought to and trust God with the outcomes.