On the final week of the 10 Series, Pastor Paul shares why no matter what your past may look like, your best days are always ahead of you! While many people live in the past, the people who succeed in the kingdom of Jesus are the ones who have learned to live from their past. Instead of being stuck in the past, they recognize that what happened in the past is used by God to prepare them for something still to come. Trust us, you'll be keeping your fork after this message!

On the final week of the 10 Series, Pastor Paul shares why no matter what your past may look like, your best days are always ahead of you! While many people live in the past, the people who succeed in the kingdom of Jesus are the ones who have learned to live from their past. Instead of being stuck in the past, they recognize that what happened in the past is used by God to prepare them for something still to come. Trust us, you'll be keeping your fork after this message!

In every area of our lives, we reach for what we value. Material things, social status, relationships. The same is true in our spiritual lives, as well, and when we value Jesus and the souls that he can to save, we'll find ourselves fully extended as we reach vertically toward Jesus and horizontally toward men.

In every area of our lives, we reach for what we value. Material things, social status, relationships. The same is true in our spiritual lives, as well, and when we value Jesus and the souls that he can to save, we'll find ourselves fully extended as we reach vertically toward Jesus and horizontally toward men.

In every area of our lives, we reach for what we value. Material things, social status, relationships. The same is true in our spiritual lives, as well, and when we value Jesus and the souls that he can to save, we'll find ourselves fully extended as we reach vertically toward Jesus and horizontally toward men.

In every area of our lives, we reach for what we value. Material things, social status, relationships. The same is true in our spiritual lives, as well, and when we value Jesus and the souls that he can to save, we'll find ourselves fully extended as we reach vertically toward Jesus and horizontally toward men.

Most of us - regardless of whether or not we even love Jesus - can relate to the Griswald family being stuck in the roundabout in London during the movie European Vacation. In fact, we spend so much energy trying to do the right thing that we miss the simple truth that - just like a car in alignment takes less effort to go straight - so, too, when we're aligned with Jesus, we just go straight. Learn more in this insightful teaching from Phil Baucom in Week 8 of the 10 Series.

In John 14:12, Jesus said something staggering. He looked at his disciples - men who either had or would fail him or frustrate him - and told them that they would do greater things than even he was doing. Think about that! You and I have the potential for greatness, and the key that unlocks it lies in how we respond to brokenness. There is incredible hope in brokenness when we realize that.

In John 14:12, Jesus said something staggering. He looked at his disciples - men who either had or would fail him or frustrate him - and told them that they would do greater things than even he was doing. Think about that! You and I have the potential for greatness, and the key that unlocks it lies in how we respond to brokenness. There is incredible hope in brokenness when we realize that.

In John 14:12, Jesus said something staggering. He looked at his disciples - men who either had or would fail him or frustrate him - and told them that they would do greater things than even he was doing. Think about that! You and I have the potential for greatness, and the key that unlocks it lies in how we respond to brokenness. There is incredible hope in brokenness when we realize that.