In a world surrounded by technology, we have many options. We can ignore technology and pretend it doesn't exist. We can give in to technology and allow it to control us. Or we can learn to leverage technology and use it for the Kingdom of God. Join us for this Small-Group series as we take door #3 and learn to leverage technology for God's glory.

Everyone likes to be liked. We all prefer acceptance to rejection. However, as followers of Christ, popularity can sometimes be a temptation. If we care too much what the world thinks of us, we may be tempted to seek their approval instead of God's approval. Listen as explore the temptation of popularity.

In a world surrounded by technology, we have many options. We can ignore technology and pretend it doesn't exist. We can give in to technology and allow it to control us. Or we can learn to leverage technology and use it for the Kingdom of God. Join us for this Small-Group series as we take door #3 and learn to leverage technology for God's glory.

Monopoly money is great when you're playing Monopoly. However, no one thinks their rich if all they have is Monopoly money. Why? Because it's fake. It's phony money...and no one likes a phony. This includes Jesus. In these verses, Jesus confronts the phony religion of the Pharisees. Let's look at this passage as we learn how to avoid phony religion.

Slanderers and Skeptics...Jesus had them both. As we are His followers, we cannot be surprised when we also face the slanderer and the skeptic. But how should we respond? Let's look at Jesus' response as a guide for how we too can deal with the slanderers and skeptics we encounter.

In a world surrounded by technology, we have many options. We can ignore technology and pretend it doesn't exist. We can give in to technology and allow it to control us. Or we can learn to leverage technology and use it for the Kingdom of God. Join us for this Small-Group series as we take door #3 and learn to leverage technology for God's glory.

As parents often tell their teenage children, "It's just what you say, but how you say it." Our attitude matters. It matters because our attitude reveals what is in our hearts. As Jesus continues His teaching on prayer in Luke 11, He addresses our attitude in prayer. Let's look at these very encouraging words from Jesus.

In a world surrounded by technology, we have many options. We can ignore technology and pretend it doesn't exist. We can give in to technology and allow it to control us. Or we can learn to leverage technology and use it for the Kingdom of God. Join us for this Small-Group series as we take door #3 and learn to leverage technology for God's glory.

Many people understand prayer as merely asking for things. While prayer is MUCH more than this, we are told to bring our requests to our Heavenly Father. However, what should those requests be? What types of requests should we prioritize in prayer? Let's return to Jesus' teaching on prayer and find out.

There is no meaningful relationship without conversation. This is true in friendship, it is true in marriage, and it is true with our Heavenly Father. If we want to a have a meaningful and fruitful relationship with God, we must learn to talk to Him. Thankfully, Jesus taught us how to do just that.