Sometimes we get so focused on where we are going, that we forget where we’ve been. God is not only able but able to do immeasurably more. We have to have the power of Christ in us in order for God to work through us.

But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. (Matthew 6:33) The bible also talks about the narrow road and that few will find it. We need to align our lives with what the word of God says and not our personal beliefs.

You don't build wells on the mountain top, you build them in the valley. Some of your greatest victories will come out of the driest seasons of your life.

Our friend Shane Wolford preached a powerful message about following God! Don’t try to make sense when God has called you to have faith. What if the very thing that’s coming against you is how God plans to get you to your call.

Jesus uses a parable about 3 men that walked by someone that was beaten and hurt along the road. Two of the men didn't help but a Samaritan took great pity on the man along the road and helped him. We need to make sure we share the road with people who are left for dead and are crying for help.

We all face giants in our life, and the reason why your giants haven't moved is because you haven't thrown a stone at it. Pastor Justin takes us through the whole story of how David defeated Goliath!

What consumes your thinking makes or breaks your identity. You get to choose where your mind goes. God is limitless. If we let Him work through us, we can accomplish so much more!

The church has become dry and Christians have become dry. Where there is a church there should be life, joy, peace, compassion, and enthusiasm. Where the river of God flows everything lives.

In the Christian life we have an identity crisis and we are to be committed to the faith. Commitment only starts when you do what you don't want to do.