We’ve all heard people say they are spiritual but not religious. Is this enough, or does the question of a relationship with God depend on more specific criteria?

Going all in requires that we face our fears and take a risk. Nevertheless, this morning’s message examines a passage of scripture that reminds us that some things are just too valuable to miss out on.

It's not always easy to define, nor is it easily described, but whenever we come across someone who lives it authentically, it’s hard to deny. We are talking about faith, that ingredient that culture derides but God celebrates. In this closing message of the series, we have a candid discussion on the importance of faith, and why it should be the only thing in life that truly matters.

Life is not fair, even though we would love it to be. It becomes particularly difficult when we look to God to level the playing field and by all appearances nothing happens. Life can be viewed through so many different lenses and you can hear a variety of perspectives on the same event, but only one allows us to view the events of life with purpose and hope.

It's bad enough that evil exists. What makes it more confounding is when it appears to prosper. Nothing questions the validity or existence of God more than the appearance of evil winning. In this message we touch on the answer that God gives and the tensions these questions create.

It is one of the questions plaguing humanity. Why does evil exist? Why does humanity, and the entire creation for that matter, suffer under its weight? The problem is not new and it has even challenged the most ardent believer. For those who do not believe, it continues to be an insurmountable barrier. In this message we are introduced to the prophet Habakkuk, who took his questions concerning evil directly to God.

At times life can appear to be no more than a random collection of coincidental occurrences and chance encounters. And yet, every once in a while we catch a glimpse of God’s perfect plan weaving its way through the chaos. Today’s message focuses on one such moment when the uncertainty of life gives way to the master plan of a sovereign God. Acts 16:6-15