At some point we all encounter circumstances that make us feel stuck, hopeless, and discouraged. The question is, are we willing to wait on God and trust him even when He feels like a distant after-thought?

In this final sermon of the "Heaven Is For Real" series we explore three questions regarding our future home on the new earth: What will heaven (the new earth) look like, What will we do there, and How do we get there?

What happens to the Earth as we know it at the end of time? Does God destroy it, or will he renew it? Are we currently living on the ground that will one day become the new heaven? God is a God of renewal and He's already begun the process of...

We travel through life with varying degrees of pain and confusion, but in the end, what becomes of it all? Is there relief? Will there ever be redemption? We believe yes! We can be confident that because of Christ we can know that all creation, will...

What are "spiritual blind spots" and how do we overcome them?

As Christians we live with the hope of the final resurrection; the day when all of heaven and all of earth are made new. Yet, what happens to those that die before the final resurrection? Where do they go when they die, and how does it affect the...

The resurrection of Jesus has implications. Implications for how you view the world, death, and eternity. How you live your life is controlled by what you believe about your future.

The invisible God is made visible through love. Not just in his own love toward us, but in the love that we have for each other. The love that makes God visible to the world rejoices with truth, protects, trusts, hopes, and always perseveres.

Love cannot exist without community. What are the attributes of love that build community within the Church and which ones bust community?

In many ways our culture has blurred and skewed the definition of love. What does the Bible say love is? What kind of love does God have for us, and what kind of love should we have for others?