In the church, we often share the phrase "The Good News" when we talk about the good news of the gospel or the good news of salvation. How often do we think about what the good news actually is? Join us as Ethan describes what the phrase "The Good News" really means.

God has created us not just to be obedient to Him, but to have a relationship with Him. When we go through the motions in our daily routines, we miss out on the opportunity to delight in God. Join us this week as we talk about how to have a closer relationship with God.

When we think about people that have an impact on the world, we think of great names like Galileo or Mother Theresa. The truth is that we can each have an impact on the world around us each and every day. Join us as we learn how to do this as well.

This week, Daniel talked about three specific people that had an impact on his life. This is important because they all had an impact on him when he was a child. Join us as we learn from these three people how anyone can have an impact on children, and we should each take the opportunity to do so when the opportunity is presented.

In football, the half time locker room conversation can radically improve the morale and spirit of the teams. This can be a time of recovery after limping off the field from the first half. In the same way, shutting down the market feels like walking off the field in pain. Join us as we learn about God's encouragement for us to keep working for Him no matter what is going on in life around us.

After Easter, it seems like the natural and easy thing to do is to take down the decorations and return to "normal" life. The problem with that is that we should be living our new resurrected life every day, not just on Easter Sunday. Join us as we discuss how to have a proper perspective on life every day of the year.

This year, we are using Lent to prepare for Easter by discussing the seven phrases Jesus spoke on the cross before He died. In this way, we can understand both the suffering that Jesus went through on the cross, as well as the fact that we serve a God that has dealt with the same earthly things that we have. Join us as we talk this week about what it means to know that Jesus committed to following God's plan even to death on the cross.

This year, we are using Lent to prepare for Easter by discussing the seven phrases Jesus spoke on the cross before He died. In this way, we can understand both the suffering that Jesus went through on the cross, as well as the fact that we serve a God that has dealt with the same earthly things that we have. Join us as we talk this week about what it means to know that Jesus has completed the process of overcoming sin.

This year, we are using Lent to prepare for Easter by discussing the seven phrases Jesus spoke on the cross before He died. In this way, we can understand both the suffering that Jesus went through on the cross, as well as the fact that we serve a God that has dealt with the same earthly things that we have. Join us as we talk this week about what it means to know that Jesus had a physical human body.

This year, we are using Lent to prepare for Easter by discussing the seven phrases Jesus spoke on the cross before He died. In this way, we can understand both the suffering that Jesus went through on the cross, as well as the fact that we serve a God that has dealt with the same earthly things that we have. Join us as we talk this week about what it means to know that Jesus felt that His Father abandoned Him in His final moments.