Do you feel actually, truly rested? Rest has the potential to be emotionally refueling, physically refreshing, and spiritually restorative. We're here with practical tips to actually Sabbath in Part 3 of our three part series: SABBATH (learning to rest in a hurried world).

Do you feel actually, truly rested? Rest has the potential to be emotionally refueling, physically refreshing, and spiritually restorative. And without rest, life can start looking really grim.

This is Part 2 of our series: SABBATH (learning to rest in a hurried world).

Do you feel actually, truly rested?

Rest can be more than "turning your brain off" for awhile. It has the potential to be emotionally refueling, physically refreshing, and spiritually restorative.

This is the first of our 3 part series: SABBATH (learning to rest in a hurried world).

On Election Day, some of us will be happy. Some of us will be upset. Some of us will still be asking, "Are these really the two best options we could come up with?"

In this final part to our series on politics, we're looking at what the Bible has to say about submitting to authority - when we should submit, how we should submit, and when and how to engage in civil disobedience.

Thanks for tuning into the last week of What Does the Bible Say About Politics!

The power to change the world.

You can't talk politics without addressing power and influence. How does power and influence (in regards to politics) usually manifest itself in Christian circles? How *should* we each use the influence we have? What does the Bible have to say about all of it?

This week we're looking at church and culture. How do they work together? Should they work together? Let's dig in!

Law and order (dun dunnn)

As the election looms closer, we are looking intentionally to Jesus and asking the hard question: what does the Bible say about politics? This week, we are looking at law and order.

As an historic election approaches, we are going back to the actual source of our hope [Jesus], opening our Bibles and asking the question: What does the Bible say about politics?

In this first message, we are looking at the concept of "dual citizenship" and what that means for Christians in a democracy today.

Growth of any kind isn't immediate. What can we be doing while we wait for spiritual growth? As we wrap up our ROOTED series, Pastor Adam shares some practical tips and the power of regularly getting in the Word.

How do we grow? This week we take a look at suffering. Why would a good God let bad things happen in the first place? And how can our response to suffering lead to spiritual growth?