All of us are waiting for something.  But it is in our phases of waiting that we can make some of our biggest mistakes.  Discover how to wait in the way that leads to the best result.

3 pastors share insights from the Lord's Prayer regarding 3 different phases of parenting.

When only one person is happy with the choices you make, life can get very lonely...  unless that one person matters more to you than all the world.

God's vision for the church is that his children are unified in their love for Jesus and their love for each other.  That the walls that are so prevalent in the world would not exist in his Church and all our relationships would be marked by gratitude.

Our family is a large part of our identity and helps form us into who we become.  None of us were a part of God’s family until he adopted us and gave us our identity as His child.  Discover what it means to move from an orphan mindset to a child-of-God mindset and how that changes everything.

Love and Sacrifice are inseparable.  We are constantly looking for ways to love without sacrifice but then it is not love.  It is in accepting God’s sacrifice for us and our sacrifice of everything for him that we are able to break free from sin and begin to discover how great his grace and love for us is. Outline Why we need sacrifice God wants us to live in a state where we realize the depth of his love for […]

The sovereign loving God put you into your family for you to be a source of hope and compassion to them, even though they are not compassionate towards you.  Your family is not to dominate your story, God is and he loves you and died for you to be his child.

Life can become so difficult and any change can seem impossible, but when we lose hope, Jesus still has hope for us.  God has a purpose and a plan for our lives and he understands our times of discouragement and he still brings us along to see the fulfillment of his promises to us. Sermon Outline Personal story where you learn… “things don’t just work out, God works things out.” Story of Jairus who had a daughter who was dying. […]