Everyone craves acceptance, and if we don’t find it in right, godly relationships and places; we’ll find it somewhere else.  Jesus was a master at accepting people…for change.  Today we look at why we are called to replicate His ministry in our day as we follow Paul’s instruction from Romans 15:7 to “Accept one another…”.

Landon Powell, Head Baseball Coach of the North Greenville University Crusaders, shares his personal testimony of how God brought him through much adversity in both his pro career (with the Oakland Atheletics) and his personal life (with his family).  You will be blessed and challenged as you listen.

One of the key commands of the New Testament to believers is that we “encourage one another”.  In this session, the 2nd in our series on the “one another” commands of Scripture, we look at what it means to be an encourager, and what it means to be encouraged.

We begin a new series together in which we’ll be looking at various “one another” statements from the New Testament.  We start today with Paul’s admonishment to “Bear one another’s burdens and thus fulfill the law of Christ” (Gal. 6:2).

Our last week in the You Asked For It series

One of our most requested topics for this summer, and we look at this question and the ramifications for believers (whether these are the last days or not).

Ever find yourself asking, “what’s going on in our country”?  And perhaps the bigger question, as a Christian, how should I get involved and/or respond.  Special guest Chad Connelly (President of Faith Wins organization) addresses these and other questions in this special Life Group session.

Again, several members of our Life Group submitted requests for a lesson on hearing the voice of God.  We’ll cover does He still speak today, and if so, how does He speak; and most importantly, how we can tune in and hear what He has to say to us.

Feeling like everyone has lost their moral and logical compass, other than you?  Wondering if things can get any worse in our culture?  We’ll take a look at where the “moral madness” of our day stems from, the effects of it, and how a Christian should respond to it in this session.