Ever had a meltdown? Know someone who pushes your buttons? We all experience anger, but we don't all express it the same way. Can anything good come from anger? How can we learn to let anger go before it leads us to sin?

Too many of us make prayer about who we are and not about who God is. We focus on our strength and desires instead of the power and strength of God. Could this be why so many feel their prayer life is weak and powerless? This week we learn from the...

Why do we pray? Many of us treat prayer as a time to ask God for the things we need or want, but prayer is more than this. Prayer not only creates a space for us to come into God’s awesome presence, but it opens our soul to connect with God in a...

On Pentecost the Christian church was born through the power of the Holy Spirit. The spirit is still with us today, changing us from the inside out, giving us strength and doing great things. The physical Jesus left this world when his mission was...

What does it mean to say, “I will follow Jesus no matter where it leads?” What does it mean to be part of God’s Church? Are you ready to take up your cross and follow Jesus no matter what?

Moms play a vital role in our lives. This Mother's Day we reflect on the importance of our mothers and find out how honoring them ties into honoring God.

The only thing worse than an open argument is hidden conflict – especially inside a faith community. Jesus can’t restore what we don’t talk about, but church folks struggle to talk about tough topics. Join us for the final message of this challenging...

Given the choice, most of us crave the stability and comfort of the familiar –with folks who are just like us. Yet Jesus models going beyond, engaging with those who may look, think and act differently.

The rules of our faith were never meant to keep people out of God’s good graces, but to point us to something far greater – someONE far greater. Are you letting man made rules come between you and the living Word, Jesus?

2021 promises no shortage of divisive issues and the Church's reluctance to engage in healthy dialogue only hinders us from moving forward. We need new language to guide us forward, along with faith-followers willing to stretch across divided...