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Many of us find ourselves working for the weekend. We pour out everything we have during the week and collapse into a time of rest because we simply cannot go on any longer. Then we walk away from the time that is suppose to be rejuvenating feeling just as burnt out as before. In week 1 of our series “From The Ground Up,” Pastor Zack teaches on the spiritual discipline of rest and how to work from it rather than for it.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In the final week of our series, Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make? Pastor Gabe teaches from Psalm 54 on the name of God our Helper.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In week 5 of our series, "Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make?" Pastor Gabe teaches from Psalm 57 on the name of God Most High - El Elyon. There is only one way to overcome the pain that we experience in life and that is from the perspective of the Most High God.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of Who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In week 4 of our series, Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make? Pastor Gabe teaches from Psalm 23 on the name of God for our rest and nourishment. When you are spiritually, emotionally, and physically living in a state of exhaustion, God has a name to restore our souls.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of Who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In week 3 of our series, _Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make?_ Pastor Gabe teaches on the name of God for the giants that we face in life. Regardless of the name of your giant, God’s name is greater and He is fighting on our behalf.

Throughout the Scriptures God is very intentional and very personal with His names. He reveals aspects of Who He is through His name in different situations and circumstances, and as you learn His name you learn His character. As you learn His character, you learn to trust His character even when you don’t understand His activity. In week 2 of our series, Who is God? And What Difference Does it Make? Pastor Gabe teaches on the name of God that has the power to deliver us from bondage and release into the fullness of His potential for our lives.

Many of us have found ourselves on a course of disappointment, disillusionment, and desperation as we face some really hard news and really difficult circumstances. While the news and the circumstances are very real, Easter reminds us that these never have the final word. In this Easter message Pastor Gabe reminds us that there is a reality that exists in the Risen Savior that surpass any difficulty that we may have in life.

Now that we’re no longer under the tyranny of the law, can we live any way that we please? Is it ok to dabble in pornography? How far is too far to go physically in a dating relationship? Is my prayer request really a request or an opportunity to gossip? In the final week of our Whole Again series, Pastor Gabe teaches from the end of Romans 6 of our new motivation, our new mindset, and our new power to live free.

If you have placed your faith in Jesus then you are free from the power of sin. So why do we sometimes feel drawn to something to which we are no longer a slave? This week, we continue with week 3 of our Whole Again series by looking at Romans 6:11-14, where we’ll talk about why we sometimes feel this way and what we can do about it.

It’s easy to go through seasons of life and feel stuck. Oftentimes we are found asking ourselves, “What’s wrong with me?” Whether you’ve hit a wall, developed a bad habit, or just never known what your life could look like under complete control, Paul’s words in Romans 6 bring hope to a bleak situation. This week, we will continue our Whole Again series by looking at Romans 6:6-11, which brings clarity to the question, “What’s wrong with me?”