The third in the four-part series about the challenges we face in life through the lease of Pauls journey to Rome in Acts 27 and 28. This message focuses on the unity we experience through the breaking of bread in the storms of our life.

The second in the series, this message focuses on fear as a tool from the enemy. Life is hard and the enemy wants to drive us away from God. Fear is one of the ways he drives a wedge in our relationship.

Life is hard. Following God doesn't come with guarantees of ease or lack of challenges. Just the opposite. The Bible tells us there will be challenges and God grows us in these challenges. In this series we explore Paul's journey to Rome and the long and windy path God leads him on.

God could have chosen any role to present himself to his people. He chose the role of father. This message investigates the characteristics of a biblical father. Joseph the earthly father of Jesus exemplifies these characteristics.

Jesus told us to have childlike faith. He welcomed the children to him and took joy in the way they came to him. We are to look like children in how we present ourselves to our Lord.

The final message in this series about spiritual disciplines or formation focuses on the spiritual discipline of submission.

Jesus came to serve and through the spiritual discipline of service we are formed to be like Jesus. This message explores our calling into a servant lifestyle and the spiritual discipline of service.

Jesus shares numerous meals with people throughout the Bible. In this message we explore that importance of those meals and the application to our lives today.

In this special message we dive into the spiritual discipline of celebration while taking time out as a church to celebrate mothers on Mother's Day.