One kind of soil Jesus described as barren and unfruitful is the "weedy" soil — filled with weeds that choke the life right out of us. One of the weeds Jesus mentions is the "lure of wealth." How can we avoid being trapped by this shiny bit of bait?

Worry! It steals our ability to be fruitful today by keeping us locked into a picture of an unfruitful future. What are two faith-filled questions we can ask whenever worry begins to overwhelm us?

How do repentance and confession play a part in getting rid of the “rocks” in the soil of our lives? Discover what God’s word says about the heart, the feet, and the mouth of repentance.

We're all troublemakers! But what do we do with guilt left over from bad choices we've made — and how can we move to freedom in Jesus?

Unforgiveness is one of the enemy’s biggest schemes to block us from fruitful living. Pastor Tim shares three things he got wrong about forgiveness, and the freedom he discovered during the most painful time in his life.

Guest speaker, Cheyne Jackson, brings a message on why serving is not at the bottom of the ladder — it's a promotion!

In order to put down deep roots and become fruitful, we have to deal with the "rocks" in the soil of our life. Jesus said those with rocky soil are people who "fall away as soon as they have trouble." Let's learn how to deal with the trouble life throws at us!

When the soil of you heart has become hard, there are three practices that will help you soften the soil of your heart and move you toward becoming fruitful in Christ.

Like the hard soil in the parable of the sower, our hearts can become hard as well. Learn what three things work to pack down the soil of our life, causing us to be barren and unfruitful.

Our journey of faith is more than a one-time decision to trust in Jesus – we’re called to put down deep roots and grow as His disciples. Learn about three things all disciples do to grow.