Step two in getting over loneliness.  Loneliness is not a bad thing, in fact it is an alarm going off telling us something is wrong and we need to deal with the issue.  Most importantly, we need to deal with loneliness God’s way.  That is what makes all the difference.  We can put a “band aid” on loneliness by filling our lives with things and other people, but that never fixes the problem.  Join us today as we see how God calls us to deal with loneliness once and for all.

Loneliness has been called, “the malady of our age” and “the leprosy of the West”.  Loneliness is a massive issue, especially since the isolation times from Covid.  The reality is that God created us to be in relationships, healthy relationships with Him and others.  But if we struggle with the attitude of loneliness, none of our relationships are

Judas Iscariot left his mark on history for all to know about.  1 man, 1 decision, 1 lasting consequence that is still well known by both saints and sinners.  So, what is the lesson of why this man is still written about in the

The 11th apostle called by Jesus, Judas the Son of James was a man that

Have you ever met someone so obstinate that they just drove you crazy?  Someone so single minded and strong willed that you wondered if God could even change them?  Well, introducing Simon the Zealot, one of the last of the apostles.  Zealously can be a good thing if going in the correct direction, but if zealous with the right intentions and wrong actions, a little misguided perhaps, it can be a very destructive thing.  See how Jesus takes this zealot of a man and transforms him into an amazing evangelist.  See how Jesus “tames the wild beast” of a man

Today we visit the 9th apostle called by Jesus, James the son of Alphaeus.  His place in the apostolic team is very interesting.  In a world of entitlement,

We all know about this apostle, the one we are studying today…..Thomas.  But we know him as who?  Yes, doubting Thomas.  This apostle has had to live with this for some 2000 years, but there was more to Thomas than just doubt.  He had his great moments of faith as we will look at today.  But even more impacting,

Matthew, or Levi, is the seventh apostle listed as being called by Jesus.  The life that he allowed others to see was one thing, but the inner reality of Matthews heart was another thing.  We are often like Matthew, looking one way to everyone around us, but feeling something very different on the inside.  The inside is the part that Jesus sees and speaks to.  Join us as we look at the amazing transformation that Matthew went through when he met and followed Jesus.  This is encouraging because Jesus can do the same transformation in our lives as well.

This morning we look at the sixth apostle, Nathaniel.  Nathaniel was seeking God with all his heart, but he still had an issue.  He was subject to prejudice.  Prejudice blinds men’s eyes from the truth because it’s rooted in feeling not fact, in opinion not reality.  We too can struggle with prejudice.  But how to we deal with this subjective issue in our life?  Join us as we look at the life change in Nathaniel as he meets Jesus.

Phillip.  The fifth of the twelve apostles.  Prayed over by Jesus, chosen by Jesus.   Mentored by Jesus.  But…..to much a “seeing is believing” guy.  Phillip struggled with only seeing what was in front of him and was quick to point out the problems.  It took him quite a while to learn to be a man of faith.  Gracefully, Jesus was patient with him.  This is good news for us because we too struggle with truly trusting God in all situations, we often see the