We aren’t breaking news this weekend when we tell you that life isn’t always easy. In fact, it can be downright hard. There is a good chance there has been something that has caused you to worry or over-think this past week. Maybe you are still experiencing the anxiousness right now. Join us this weekend and we will share why we don’t need to worry and how we can get through the hard times.

We all make mistakes. We make decisions we wish we had made differently. Many of us have done things we would do differently if we had to do them again. Thankfully, these decisions and actions aren’t the end. There is hope and healing. This is what we are talking about on Sunday.

As we go through life we experience some pretty amazing things and some hurtful things. How do you keep someone else’s mistakes or wrong doing from holding you back? That is what we are talking about this weekend.

Our lives are busy. Crazy busy! And many seem to wear the label of “busy” as a badge of honor. Unfortunately the busyness can lead to anxiousness, worry and simply going through life trying to survive. Join us this week as we explore a key to thriving, and not simply surviving, in the middle of all life throws at you.

Do you believe God wants to do great things in and through your life? It’s true.

No one wants to be in a fake relationship that only exists to make a person look good. In the Bible we see examples which Jesus calls out as being just for the appearance. And then he shares some ways to go deeper in real relationship. 

We are wrapping up the series where we look at ways Jesus tells us we can experience blessing. In a world where there is pressure to act a certain way, to conform, we see how to live a blessed life. In a world where many are suffering, we will see what it looks like to experience true happiness.

Conflict is all around us. There are the obvious wars involving nations, for sure. Couples often don’t see eye to eye on everything and too many marriages end with irreconcilable differences. There is conflict at school and in the work place. Conflict impacts families, friends and acquaintances. Any time people are involved, there is a possibility of conflict. With the reality of so much conflict in our lives, it is important we know how to address it. How to best address it to reach a positive outcome is what we will talk about this week.

Have you seen one of those games where a player accidentally scores on their own team? Often in life we are told to get what we can while we can. We’re told that is how we win. But what if that isn’t really the answer? This weekend we will see how Jesus says we can be blessed.

There is an emptiness people are trying to fill in their lives. Many people, including followers of Jesus, are searching for something to give themselves purpose and meaning. This weekend we will look at why you may feel this way and some practical ways to address these very real feelings.