Good Friday commemorates the tragic day when Jesus was crucified on the cross. Though He did nothing wrong, He was targeted, and sentenced to death. So why in the world do we call Good Friday “good”? What’s so good about the day when Jesus died? God made a promise to His people that He would redeem us of our sins. Good Friday is the activation of that promise—the beginning of restoration for all those who believe in Jesus as their Savior!

Do you ever feel lonely? I’m sure we all feel alone now and again. But do you struggle with constant loneliness? Maybe God has even called you to a life of singleness—that’s one thing, but that doesn’t mean you have to feel lonely. God never intended us to sit in loneliness as a lifestyle. Knowing that we aren’t meant for loneliness, how can we overcome loneliness to live a life of fulfillment?

The enemy uses isolation and relationships to separate us from God. That’s a tough pill to swallow! How is it that something God created for good be so destructive in our lives? Relationships require nurturing and intentional time, essentially a healthy atmosphere to thrive. With the opposite, they can create isolation, ill feelings, anxiety, or even fear. God never intended our interactions with one another to be this way! So how do we reclaim the sacredness of human relationship? What’s God’s ultimate plan for thriving humanity?

What do we do in a time of crisis? A crisis can reveal a lot about a person. Do you freak out? Are you able to stay calm and think rationally? Crises’ will come, that is a fact. But our belief in God and our faith can dictate a lot about how we handle problems that arise in our life. What does God have to say about how to handle stress and crises’ in our lives?

The Holy Spirit... who or what is the Holy Spirit? What does this mean in your life? How has the Holy Spirit impacted your life? Pastor Troy Gramling shares the importance of the Holy Spirit and the evidence you can see of His presence in your life!