Day in and day out when everything in life feels the same and nothing seems exciting we have the tendency to believe that our lives are insignificant. But significance isn’t always achieved with flash and amazement, it comes most often through consistency, perseverance and faith. In today’s message, we are reminded of how ordinary everyday living can have a lasting impact and achieve the extraordinary.

We can become so engrossed in doing something that over time we can forget why we are doing it in the first place. This can be true of our spiritual lives as well. The routines that become part of faith soon lead to spiritual drift and complacency. In this message we learn how a surprise discovery leads to a sudden awareness that a nation has drifted spiritually and the action that a leader takes to divert a crisis.

There are many moments where we can justify a decision to give up. It could be a lack of progress, or a feeling that we’re not making a difference. The reasons are many. But giving up for whatever reason can hinder one important reality: The possibility of how God could have used it. In this message we learn how one seemingly insignificant wish became the catalyst for a significant move of God.

To claim a monopoly on this is one of the fastest ways to start a fight, or at the very least make everyone uncomfortable. As believers we are taught to wield it with humility and love.

In this installment we look at an unusual story from the Old Testament where prophets speak before two kings. What they pronounce spells either victory or doom, depending on how these kings discern what they hear.

Fear. It invades our lives at so many levels-personal, cultural, and even spiritual. There are few areas where it doesn’t play a role in the decisions and actions we make. Fear is most dangerous though, when it forces us to make decisions that put us potentially at odds with the culture around us. How do we navigate those moments when we have to choose, knowing that our choices will have ramifications for the future?

Easter is the day in which we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. But how you respond to the truth of Easter is nothing short of a matter of life and death. It will literally define every aspect of your life, death and eternity.

Jesus was crucified between two thieves. From their reactions to Jesus we come to grips with the heart of what we claim as Christians. For one thief in particular, the interaction with Jesus produces surprising results.

Forgiveness – such a complicated emotion to navigate. We long for it whenever we’ve done wrong but tend to withhold it when the roles are reversed. For all its human complexity, forgiveness as reflected in the cross gives way to one of the simplest truths in the Bible – God’s deep love for us.

What difference does generosity really make? If we truly embraced it how would it affect our families, our churches, our communities, and our country? In this message we get a glimpse into the life of the early church and the place that generosity played in contributing to the spread of the Gospel

Every single day we make decisions involving money. Waking up, getting dressed and eating breakfast alone is a result of countless financial decisions. Money influences us all, and regardless of whether we have a little or a lot we must learn to manage it.