Right now in America we're all feeling "some kinda way".

Most of us have learned that keeping our feelings bottled up doesn't help, and in this series we look at how to deal with our feelings so they don't become toxic.

Easter Sunday.

Week six.

Week five.

Week four in our series, The Healthy Me.

Join us to look at the end of Joseph’s story and see how a spiritually and emotionally healthy individual handles the hurts brought on by his family.

Growing up physically and intellectually does not guarantee we will grow at the same pace (if at all) emotionally and spiritually. 

Charting a path of growth towards becoming our truest and healthiest selves requires taking an honest look in the mirror. Are you ready?

It’s a simple truth, but one that trips up followers of Jesus everywhere: You can’t be healthy spiritually if you’re unhealthy emotionally. 

During this series we will take a close look at what it means to break free from bondage to the past and move into a much healthier and more fulfilling life.

Who has hurt you the most in life? Chances are, when you read that, a face or faces flashed through your mind. It may have taken a few seconds to register, but No doubt you remembered. 

In fact, it’s a rare person indeed who has not experienced some wound that sticks with them for a large percentage of their life. The great characters of the Bible are no exception. 

Join us this week as we examine how Joseph overcame the hurts of his past and lived a beautiful life free from resentment.

Join us as we continue talking about Joseph's story and follow his journey through the Bible.