If you’ve ever doubted how God feels about you, if you’ve ever tried to earn God’s approval, this Easter we want Jesus to set your free! The depth of his love is revealed in its freedom.

For the last Sunday in this series, we answer a bunch of questions we've received over the course of this series. Does cremation throw a monkey wrench into my resurrection? What's with rewards in heaven? What happened to all the people who died before Jesus? Tune in to find out!

The mortality rate in this world is 100 percent. You will die. What happens after you die? Is there really a heaven and hell? This is perhaps the most important question you’ll ever face. Today we walk through how we should live in the meantime.

What do you imagine when you think of heaven? Are we floating around with harps? Is it one big retirement village? So much of our understanding of heaven comes from history and popular media, rather than what Jesus and his followers actually taught about it. This week, you’ll discover what the Biblical authors were trying to teach us about Heaven and how, in many ways, it has already begun.

The mortality rate in this world is 100 percent. You will die. What happens after you die? Is there really a heaven and hell? This is perhaps the most important question you’ll ever face. Today we walk through what the Bible teaches on hell.

The mortality rate in this world is 100 percent. You will die. What happens when you die? Is there really a heaven and hell? This is perhaps the most important question you’ll ever face. Today we walk through what the Bible teaches on death and why God’s judgment is good news.

So now we know what a boundary is, but when should we be putting one in place? Some guidelines and examples would be nice . . .

Have you ever said yes, but didn't mean it? Do you ever feel over extended, resentful, taken advantage of? In this two part series, we'll teach you have to have healthier relationships by learning how to set boundaries and discover new freedom and joy in your life.

We only get one chance at this life. How can we pursue what matters most and live with intention and intensity? We need to develop an eternal mindset, that this life impacts what happens after we die.

It's not every day that we live our lives with the urgency and desperation we would have if we knew we were dying, but the reality is that we're all dying; some sooner than others. Instead of choosing to simply exist, what would it look like if we made the radical decision to choose to be fully alive? And what would that mean for the people around us?