Your purpose is unique to you! 

The Church should be one of the most diverse places on the planet.

Our relationships with other people crumble because pride tells us to keep
ourselves first, and our relationship with Jesus is broken because we care
more about our reputation than listening to Him and doing what He says.

Don’t be conformed to this world is God's way of saying, “Love only Me.”

Righteousness only comes through Faith in Jesus.

If you have been following God’s leadership, he has you where you are for a
purpose.

It’s our sin that cuts us off from a friendship with God and living the life that God created us for.

One of the fun things we focus on at Christmas time is giving and receiving gifts. And while we can certainly enjoy the temporary pleasure that comes from material items, nothing compares to the true gifts that God gave us on the very first Christmas! In this series we will examine the simple, yet life-changing truths of all that God has made possible for us as we “unwrap the gifts of Christmas.”

When you’re going through hardships or personal attacks it’s great to know that God is with you, but it’s even better to know that God is for you.

One of the fun things we focus on at Christmas time is giving and receiving gifts. And while we can certainly enjoy the temporary pleasure that comes from material items, nothing compares to the true gifts that God gave us on the very first Christmas! In this series we will examine the simple, yet life-changing truths of all that God has made possible for us as we “unwrap the gifts of Christmas.”

The world is full to two kinds of people:  givers and takers.

Everyone wants to be happy. As we pursue this elusive ideal in life, we find our happiness is often directly connected to external circumstances such as health, money, possessions, and relationships. When something changes for the negative in our external happenings, our happiness disappears. But Jesus offers us something better than happiness…joy. In this series we will discover what it looks like to have deep joy in Christ in the good and not-so-good times in our lives.

Anchor your joy in Jesus…not your circumstances.

Everyone wants to be happy. As we pursue this elusive ideal in life, we find our happiness is often directly connected to external circumstances such as health, money, possessions, and relationships. When something changes for the negative in our external happenings, our happiness disappears. But Jesus offers us something better than happiness…joy. In this series we will discover what it looks like to have deep joy in Christ in the good and not-so-good times in our lives.