One of the biggest reasons people walk away from faith in Jesus is their experience with Christians. So many are turned off by the behavior they see, hear about, and experience. So what do we do if we doubt because of Christians?

Sometimes life sucks. We make plans and they fall apart. In these times of pain and frustration, doubts in a good God naturally arise. How can we overcome these doubts and what are the promises of a good God in times of struggle? Listen to the hope of Rachel's story as she shares 3 truths to help overcome this doubt.

How can we have faith in a God that we can't see, especially when we don't feel His presence or hear from Him for a long time? In this message, we look at the story of Thomas and talk about why we don't feel God's presence and what we can do when we don't.

We typically doubt things that we don't understand. One of the main reasons Christians walk away from faith and non-Christians don't give it a chance is because we are missing the point of Christianity. In this message, we aim to confront this doubt and get to the core of our faith.

If we want to get to freedom, we have to stay on the right path. Jesus told us exactly what that path is...and it's Him. If we follow Jesus, He sets us free from 4 possible traps that we often find ourselves stuck in.

For some reason, we often find ourselves going back to the very things we have been set free from. It seems ridiculous, but it happens. And when we look at the nation of Israel, we see 3 reasons for going back to sin that we often fall victim to as well.

We all desire freedom...we just have different ways of getting there. For the most part, humans see freedom as doing what we want to do. But God has different definition of freedom and it leads to a far different place than doing what we want to do.

Find a place to sit where you are comfortable and won't be distracted. Calm your body and mind and let's reflect on what it means to be set free by God.

As Christians, we are called to care about justice because God loves justice. Part of caring is getting closer to the pain of people and that is what we aim to do in these conversations.