What is the greatest gift that a Christian can give? What is the greatest gift that a father can give? The answer is a consistent example of Christ. This Sunday Pastor Tony will share how can we be a consistent example year after year that our children and others can see and follow.

Part of being a wise person is knowing how to build good habit patterns in your life. The key to building good habits is having the right amount of discipline. Discipline is doing the right thing even when you don't feel like it. Saying yes to right things, and no to wrong things. This Sunday, Pastor TJ will wrap up the Uncommon Sense sermon series, and share four truths to help us to build good habits.

The concept of time management is not just a business concept; it's a Biblical concept. A key part to being a wise person is knowing how to manage your resources. If you manage something wisely, it grows and develops. This Sunday, Pastor TJ will share with us four keys to managing our time from God's perspective.

Last week we learned that if we want to be wise people that we need to know what to say, what not to say, and how to say what we say. This Sunday, Pastor TJ will continue to reveal what the Bible teaches about the power and effect of the words of our mouths.

When you study Proverbs you will find that wisdom is linked to our words. You can't study this book without realizing that God is very interested in the words that we say. If you are a wise person, you need to know what to say, what not to say, and how to say what you say. Find out what the Bible teaches about how we can adjust our speech to how God wants us to speak.

Prayer is vital to all Christians, yet so many times our prayers don't seem to produce results. Listen as Pastor Karrianne shares on how to see God moving in our prayers.

This Sunday we will share the next five characteristics of wise thinking.

Wisdom is the greatest asset that you can obtain. Your thoughts indicate where your heart is, so you could even say that your life is a reflection of your thinking. Join us as we begin examining ten characteristics of wise thinking.

Wisdom comes to us through right practices. This is something we have to do for our entire lives. We can be wise today and foolish tomorrow. We can do what's right today, and be wrong tomorrow. Having the right practices is important on a daily basis. Explore six practices that will help us obtain and maintain wisdom for the rest of our lives.

We kicked off the new sermon series last week with You Need It. This Sunday we begin to explore more about How to Get It. Don't miss out on the Uncommon Sense that we all need to live the blessed life that God has in store for us!