So often we think God should do what we want, when we want it. And when He doesn't come through like we thought, we get angry. But God's true promise to us is not that He will always fix the situation, but that He will be WITH us through it.

All of us are going to face evil and suffering, whether we follow God or not. But God has promised us that He can take ANYTHING, even the worst evil, and bring about good, if we continue to trust in Him and stand firm in Him. 

We have a God who is both resurrected and resurrecting. He brings life from death in our relationships, sin, addictions, fears, and more. We will look at this as we see what Resurrecting by Elevation Worship says about our God.

It is so easy to get distracted in 2019, especially from a relationship with Jesus. As we look at the song Nothing Else (Cody Carnes) and the example of Mary, we can see what it means to put Jesus above all distractions and other things in our lives and how that can change us.

If Jesus "drops the rock" and offers grace instead of condemnation, many times it leads us to asking this question: If we are offered forgiveness for all sin, can't we just do whatever we want? In this sermon, we talk about that question and what Jesus and the Apostle Paul say about it.

There are two things we consistently mix up with judgment. These two things are conviction and accountability. And while these two might feel like judgment, the reality is that they are good for us and will lead to a place far different than judgment. Hear how they can change your life for the better!

We look at John 8 to discover what judgment really is, what it is not, and what our God offers instead. 

We often wonder where God is, why we don't feel closer to Him, or whether He is even paying attention to us. If you have ever felt this way, this word is for you!

Sex is desirable, tempting, and part of human nature. So it's no wonder that it is so hard to honor God in this area! But African buffaloes and the Apostle Paul both have very helpful and practical advice for all of us in how to experience freedom in the area of sex.

When Jesus talked about sex, he didn't mention virginity. He didn't tell us how far we could go without sinning. Instead, he gave a teaching that would address sexual sin at its source and would apply to all cultures, situations, and technology.