Beto and Amelia were headed for divorce. They were stuck in addiction and habits that had them bound up and miserable — until they invited Jesus into their story!

There's a longing in all our hearts for a place called home — where we know we truly belong. The strange thing about this crazy year is that we're stuck at home. And we're not happy about it! But what if we could make new discoveries from someone else who was stuck at home — new insights that could change our perspective and ignite a new appreciation for Christmas in 2020? Let's dive in!

In a year like 2020, where is there room for JOY? We could ask Paul the same thing when he wrote the book of Philippians. He was in prison and being persecuted — yet over and over he wrote about joy! Let's take a look at what he said and see if we can change our focus this Christmas.

In a year that's been filled with division, God's Word speaks of a different possibility, one where we're called to walk together in unity. And it's not that we're to all be the same or think the same — but when it comes to Jesus and his redemptive work, we're to be united.

In todays message Positively Content, Pastor Gary Howse speaks to us about how we can be content as we run to the Father in every situation that we come across.

Today Pastor Kathy Howse spoke on Positively Thinking. Positively thinking will bring change to our minds by aligning our thoughts with God’s thoughts.

Today Pastor Tim shares from one of the most powerful Scriptures about the peace of God. In Philippians 4, Paul wrote, "the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." In that passage, Paul gives us four clues about how we can become people who experience God's peace.

We're in a year that can be described as absolutely UN-civil. People are cynical, angry, and even hostile. So why would God want his people to be civil? In Philippians 2, Paul answers that question and points to how we can be positively civil, even in times of real challenge and difficulty.

What does it mean to be Positively Humble? It sounds so counter-cultural — because it is! It's the way of Jesus; the way God's people are called to live for others. Discover how to be humble by following the example of Jesus from Philippians 2:5-11. He chose to serve, to take on a new identity, and to be obedient to God's call. And we can too!

Pastor Gary Howse finishes our series in the book of Acts by journeying with the Apostle Paul into his final season of ministry. Paul had been called by the Lord to head to Jerusalem even though he was told time after time that hardship awaited him there. Paul's life teaches us that faithful obedience will bring about a fearlessness that can't be stopped!