Your future self is a result of the decisions you make each day. Starting a few small Habits can change how you see yourself today and transform you into the person you want to be tomorrow. Start this new year right with some small disciplines that make a big difference.

Big changes don’t have to be big undertakings. Many times it’s the small commitments that add up to big results, when those commitments become habits. What is one habit you want to build this week?

The new year begins! Welcome 2024, a year of hope and endless possibilities. May God guide and lead you as you take steps becoming the child of God you want to be!

We learned on Sunday to let go of bitterness and that you kill bitterness with forgiveness. Who do you need to forgive today so you can live a life free of bitterness?

The devil doesn't need to destroy you if he can distract you. How can you live today so that you don't let the noise of the world distract you from the voice of God?

What if the stuff you have is robbing you of the life you want? As we prepare our hearts for Christmas, ask yourself this question, "Am I accumulating on Earth what I cannot keep, or am I investing in Heaven what I cannot lose?"

We are told to love our neighbors as ourselves. When we live this way, the world will take notice. This week consider why it is important that you love where you live!

Are your neighbors glad you’re next door? If you moved, would they notice? These questions are powerful and help us to think about how we are best representing Jesus and our faith to the people who live near us. As we approach Thanksgiving, what can you do this week to help others see Jesus in a new way?

“Love... Where You Live” is really the most impactful way to demonstrate the love of Jesus to others. How will you show others this week that you love where you live?

Scholars have debated for 100's of years the physical site of Jesus' burial. No matter where it was, one thing is certain. It was empty! Jesus rose from the dead. This week we explore the reason why this is so important.