School, work, friends, family, church, romance—each demands so much from us! It can feel overwhelming to balance these expectations and decide where to invest our time, yet Jesus gives us some time management guidelines that will engage both our hearts and our minds.

Which school should I attend? Where should I work? What career path should I pursue? Should I buy or rent? Who should I ask out? How many kids should I have? The young adult years come with so many decisions, it can make our heads spin trying to figure out all the answers. Yet through biblical truths, we can learn to make these big decisions with confidence and discern where God is leading us.

We are all being formed by something. Whether our habits, other people, experiences, our upbringing, or culture, we are being influenced. The question is, are we being influenced more by Jesus or the world? In this series, we’ll explore what it looks like follow the way of Jesus and learn practical tools for practicing them in our daily lives.

Whether we realize it or not, all of us are being formed — by our habits, relationships, the stories we believe, and our environment. In this session we explore the six primary forces shaping individuals: habits, relationships, stories, environment, time, and experience.

The last two weeks we've looked at receiving love from the Lord and giving love back to the Lord. This week we look at the importance of loving people from the place of being filled by the Father's love. 

We continue in the second week of "Heart, Soul, and Mind". Last week we talked about receiving the love of God before we can distribute it, this week we're talking about how to respond to His overwhelming love once we've received it! Why would Jesus say this is our greatest command? What is the character of the One we're called to love? And how exactly do we love Him?

Welcome to the third week of our series "Chasing Freedom"! This week Lydia Brunelle leads us in how to gain freedom in the Lord in the midst of difficult and trying circumstances. 

Everyone desires freedom, but how do we attain it? In this message we'll talk about how waiting with the Lord in patience leads to obedience, which ultimately leads us into freedom. We also look at the Israelites in Exodus 16 and Exodus 32, were they patient? How did their patience (or lack of) influence their relationship with God? 

The first scene in Exodus is of the Israelites crying to God for freedom. Enslaved and ensnared in the oppressive culture of Egypt they find themselves utterly helpless, yearning for God to rescue them. The story of the Israelites is really the story of humanity, how we are all in bondage to our sin. Yet, as the Israelites cry out, so do we, and God, in His infinite mercy, answers our cries for freedom. This week we’ll explore the foreshadowing this does to the story of Jesus, and how God answers when we cry out to him.

Doug and Carolin Sadler join us for week three of our series through the book of Proverbs! Doug and Carolin equip us on what it looks like to receive promptings and affirmation from the Lord - and then the fruit that comes out of obedience.