With the temptation to drift back to a religious way after experiencing the life-giving relationship Jesus provides, there is a secret to sticking with our commitment. The truth is Galatians lays out an outline with three ways we can experience the life God really wants for us. You may be surprised to find out what they are.

Back in a time when modern medicine wasn't so modern, a young mom of two was diagnosed with terminal ovarian cancer. The year was 1965. In a desperate attempt, she prayed and you won't want to miss the way she tells the story in this message. Listen as guest speaker Mickie Winborn recounts her journey.

Everyone has circumstances in their life that are very real. We call those facts. And, we call God's word, truth. In this message, you will learn how the truth and the facts interact in our lives and how this relates to healing.

Everyone has been shaped by their relationships. Your relationship decisions are the most important decisions you’ll ever make in your life. So how can we choose our relationships carefully?

Many people are out of alignment in their lives. Too often there's competition for our time and attention and we divert to spending time on the wrong things. So how can we keep our lives aligned with our purpose?

After learning to put God first, this week we discover how powerful our thoughts are. We will never change our lives unless we change the way we think. So what makes our thoughts so powerful?

Good intentions are the most overrated thing in life. Why is it that we have uphill hopes but downhill habits? Real change is often challenging. So what motivates us to take this uphill journey?

In this Christmas devotional, we find three perspective challenging thoughts that could drastically improve our holiday experience.

Two elements of a race well run are holiness and peace. And, there are three pitfalls that come along to knock you off track as you run. Find out more in this message.

Do you ever feel like giving up on running the race of faith? We have all been there. And, God provides some encouragement in each of these instances to keep running. To be encouraged listen in. 

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