Relationships are often times messy, but God calls us to be in community with one another because God Himself is a community.

You can listen, have good intentions and feel inspired to change, but if there is no application of God’s Word it is pointless. A transformed life starts with a transformed heart.

There are only two paths in life. One leads to an abundant life in Jesus. The other leads to death and destruction. Which path are you on?

Matthew 7:7-11 is not a treatise, a manual, or a how-to on prayer. It is much too sublime for that. We reduce it to its functioning parts at our peril, for in doing that we lose the heart of the Father who is at the center of Ask Seek Knock.

“Judge not” is one of the most misquoted statements Jesus made. In this famous passage He teaches us to respond to the failures and sin in other people’s lives in a gentle and caring way.

Fear and anxiety mark all of us at some level. We can’t just ignore it. Jesus teaches us that we have to replace anxiety with trust in your heavenly Father.

What we see and what we love determines the direction of our life. Jesus teaches we should use our time, talents, and treasures like a wise investor with a heavenly portfolio in mind.

Prayer should start in the presence of God’s Glory as you focus on His nature and character. Jesus teaches how we should pray and he gives us priorities for our prayer life.

A heart transformed by the Gospel does the right thing for the right reason to give glory to God.

Join us as we honor and celebrate the strength, guidance, and love of fathers and father figures in our lives.