The feeling of anxiety is like a noise blaring in the background of our life. It often goes unnoticed and unchecked, but we see the affects of anxiety in our lives. What if we had a way to notice that noise and quiet it. Through directing our attention onto God and the things of God we can quiet anxiety and listen to the sound of peace.

Jesus gives us opportunity to bring all our burdens to Him—our anxieties, worries, stresses, fears, shame—Jesus can carry the weight that we ourselves don’t have the strength to carry.

Hate to break it to you but, your relationship with God is not about you. We need to think of creative ways to push others in the direction of affection toward God and Actions that glorify Him.

There is no act that embodies the character of Jesus more than engaging in forgiveness. But forgiveness is not natural to us, we need to learn to engage in the process of forgiveness.

In part 2 of our series One Another we learn about biblical kindness and how to walk in that kindness toward the body of Christ.

In the first week of our new mini-series, where we are taking a look at several of the 59 ‘‘one another’’ statements in the New Testament, we look at the command to the christian to “love one another.” Pastor Nate teaches through 1 John chapter 3 which defines love and directs us on how we ought to display love toward one another.

John chapter 13 Jesus displays a self-giving and sacrificial love to His disciples as He washes the feet of those He loves. In this action, Jesus invites all of His followers into receiving and displaying this kind of love.

If you’re not happy with what you have, you’ll never be happy with what you’re given. Our souls thirst for water, but we typically try to drink from wells which will not satisfy. Jesus invites us to drink from a well that will truly satisfy our deepest needs.

We have a natural draw, we could describe it as a need, for relationships. However, relationships aren’t natural to sustain. We need a framework to build our relationships on. In part three of our series, Cheyne gives us practical pillars and boundaries to ensure our relationships are built God’s way.

With relationships, a lot of questions come up into our minds. When should a relationship start? How should it be sustained? How and when should a relationship end? In this message Pastor Nate practically and biblically answers some of those questions.