You'll never have enough money to be content, but with contentment you'll always have enough money. When contentment is absent, worry multiplies. Join us for this sermon about contentment from Luke 12 and Matthew 6. Discover how your earthly investments can make a difference in eternity.

Our attitude often determines our actions and our actions lead to life's outcomes. When we live with a “NOT ENOUGH” attitude, our actions will never be enough to produce the outcomes we desire. However, when we live with a “POSSIBILITY” attitude, we are focused on what we have and how God might use it. This is the root of gratitude. Join us for this sermon about Jesus' feeding the 5,000 and we will discover how the disciples' attitudes allowed them to experience God's MORE THAN ENOUGH provision.

The easiest way to understand God's calling for your life is to pay attention to how He has already prepared you. Join us for this study from several chapters in Exodus as we explore how God prepared His people to accomplish everything He wanted them to do. We'll discover that He does the same for us if we're willing to notice.

When we only rely on our own abilities, we miss out on what might have been because we don't leave room for God's abilities. He is able to do far more than we can even imagine, so when we find ourselves in a place where we can't do anything; we need to remind ourselves that God can do everything! Join us for this sermon from Ephesians 3:20 as we discover what it means to serve a God who is able to do infinitely more than we can imagine.

Election seasons can be overwhelming, with the challenge of deciding who to vote for and understanding how different issues affect you and others. However, as followers of Jesus, we don't need to be driven by fear or anxiety. We can rest in the truth that King Jesus is in control.

Even though it was written long before the American Republic became reality, the Bible has very helpful advice for those of us who live in a world where can influence our leaders and government. Living as loyal citizens of God's Kingdom is sometimes difficult, but it is also very simple. Join us for this sermon from Jeremiah 29 (as well as Romans 13) and discover what the Bible says about how you should use your vote.

It is okay and expected for Christians to disagree with one another about politics, but we must do so in a manner that does not harm the Kingdom and does not keep people from connecting to Jesus. Join David for this sermon from the Romans 12 and 14 as he explores how we can disagree with one another without being disagreeable toward one another.

Since the dawn of time, people have sought to control other people by twisting, distorting, and covering the truth. Misinformation and disinformation are common in every election season, and even fact-checkers are sometimes hard to trust. Jesus' followers must be careful that they don't engage in a culture of deceit, not even unintentionally. Join us today for a very practical sermon from Proverbs 15 that will provide you with tools to discern truth and avoid being led astray.

The kingdom of God should be the first political priority for God's people. Therefore the counter-cultural and counter-intuitive values of the kingdom should be a greater value for Christians than the values or platforms of their political parties. Join us as we kick off the sermon series about politics, the church, and the kingdom of heaven by exploring what Jesus had to say on this issue.

What message do you preach? What do your actions communicate? Join us as we explore the call to share the good news of Jesus.