"Gentle" and "Confrontation" are not two words you normally hear associated with one another - but both are a reflection of Jesus' ministry and a reflection of those called to carry out His ministry of reconciliation.Pastor O examines the 3 degrees of Gentle Confrontation whose aim is restoration.It is the 3rd of 4 steps to Peace between you and me.

Get the Log Out is the 2nd of 4 steps to putting a relationship back into one Peace.

People don't expect God to be glorified in relationships gone bad. Church relationships are no longer an exception.From Jesus' teaching in Matthew 18, Pastor Ryan shares Four unexpected ways we can glorify God through Relational Peacemaking.Glorify God is the 1st of 4 steps to putting a relationship back into one Peace.

If you are a person who is daily required to use their voice or listen to real human beings use theirs, that sound signals an inevitability of life: Conflict.Thankfully God gives us a strategy in His Word of dealing with conflict that forges relationships closer than if there had never been any conflict at all. In the first message of this new series, Pastor Ryan offers a few reasons why you should care about putting your relationships back into one Peace.

Using Song of Solomon 7:11-8:14, Pastor Ryan demonstrates how to answer this obstacle/question with the gospel over a cup of coffee or during the course of normal conversation...or two. The Powerpoint Notes are attached so you too can learn how to answer your friend, neighbor, or co-worker's most immediate life question with the gospel.

"How can I be confident without the ego, yet humble without the Eeyore?"Pastor Ryan demonstrates how to answer this obstacle/question (that especially perks up in professional settings) with the gospel over a cup of coffee or during the course of normal conversation...or two. The Powerpoint Notes are attached so you too can learn how to answer your friend, neighbor, or co-worker's most immediate life question with the gospel.

Having asked the question: "Putting God aside for a moment - What's the biggest obstacle in your life right now?"One of the common responses you'll hear regards an unjust situation and the refrain: "Somebody's gotta pay for this. Whose it gonna be?" (Question of Justice)Pastor Ryan demonstrates how to answer this obstacle/question with the gospel over a cup of coffee or during the course of normal conversation (or two). The Powerpoint Notes are attached so you too can learn how to answer your friend, neighbor, or co-worker's most immediate life question with the gospel.

Having asked the question: "Putting God aside for a moment - What's the biggest obstacle in your life right now?"One of the common responses you'll hear is: "Honestly, my life is just hard and it seems to come in waves. And it seems just as hard if not harder for others."Pastor Ryan demonstrates how to answer this obstacle/question with the gospel over a cup of coffee or during the course of normal conversation (or two). The Powerpoint Notes are attached so you too can learn how to answer your friend, neighbor, or co-worker's most immediate life question with the gospel.

People are no longer asking the same questions that they used to. But they are still asking inherently religious questions for which the the uncompromising gospel message provides answers.Pastor Ryan introduces to this exciting new series designed to help equip us in answering people's deepest questions.

How the birth of Jesus in Matthew 2 helps us grapple with the question "Where was God?" in the midst of recent tragedy & hardship.