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Small disciplines. Big results. Change isn’t easy, but it isn’t impossible, either. Your future self is a result of the decisions you make each day. In this message, we’ll see how a few small habits can change how you see yourself today and can transform you into the person you want to be tomorrow.

Do you feel overwhelmed, dissatisfied, and stuck in a rut? Wishing your day-to-day life could improve? God's Word is your guide to brighter days. When life hands you choices, choose Better.

From the latest headline to social media comments, to the person who just cut you off in traffic—there are plenty of opportunities to be offended each day. But what if we decided to respond differently to those around us? Together, let’s learn how to live with No Offense.

For some, the holidays bring joyful memories. But many of us find ourselves clinging to mistakes we’ve made and can’t forgive. The Ghosts of Christmas Past don't have to linger in the present. Let’s talk about forgiving ourselves this week

While we hope for joy and peace, life doesn’t always cooperate. Painful memories and our own insecurities can get magnified at this time of year. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Join us this Sunday as we talk about labels in Ghosts of Christmas Past.

We all want peace and joy. We also know that gratitude is the gateway to peace and thankfulness brings joy. The problem is that during difficult times, negativity can seem like the easy choice. But it's not the best choice. Change your perspective and find some encouragement this Sunday at Trent finishes our series with the Cure for Complaining.

It’s safe to say that most people are fans of Jesus. It’s his followers that people have a hard time dealing with sometimes. But what if that’s what makes Christianity so complicated? Join us as we continue our series, Didn’t See It Coming, and find out why Jesus for us can be a problem.

Have you ever wondered what job God has called you to do? Join us this Sunday for week two of our series, “Didn’t See it Coming” and you might be surprised at the answer.

Have you ever heard the saying “WWJD”? What would Jesus do? Christians have used it for t-shirts and bumper stickers...some even bought bracelets as a daily reminder. But, how many of us really understand what Jesus really did? Join us this Sunday as we kick off a brand new series, “Didn’t See It Coming” and learn What Would Jesus “Really” Do.

Have you ever really wondered what it means to be a “good person”? We use the phrase all the time. But the word “good” by our own standards is a relative term. Join us as we continue our “Win At Home” series to learn when good just isn’t good enough.

Do you ever feel like your life doesn’t matter? Ever feel like you are not being seen by the people around you? The good new is you do not have to have sight to be seen by God. Join us for the final week of Win at Home to find your value.

The greatest enemy to the life you want may be the life that you’re living. Jesus lived his life through unhurried rhythms of grace—we need to do the same. You will have time for what you chose to have time for. The solution is not more time, the solution is more of what matters most. Learn to live for what matters most tomorrow at C3.

Pride is a sin that most of struggle with, but we do not think it is that “bad.” Join us for week 2 of “Win at Home” and find out how your struggle with pride will cause you to fall and fail our family if we let it. With God’s help, we can conquer pride and Win at Home.

No one likes to be defined as “needy”. But, when it comes to our prayer life, Jesus shows us that we are just that; needy, dependent, sinners that trust in God alone. Join us as we kick off our new series, “Win At Home” and learn how to win with prayer.

Cynicism and negativity may be the easy choice, but they're not the best choice. If you seek what’s good, you’ll see what's good. Let's embrace the way we're created to live and let gratitude be our guide.

We all like to be successful, but we don’t want to forget how important it is to be significant. Join us this week to learn how to care like Jesus.

C3 is turning 15 today! Join us as we celebrate all that God has done.

They say that money makes the world go round. But, what if we recognized money as a tool to be used for God’s kingdom, instead of a treasure that must be hoarded? Join us Sunday when we look at what it means to be intentional with the blessings God has given us.

Many people believe Christianity is all about staying out of trouble. But a life following Jesus is not about avoiding something. It’s about becoming something. Join us Sunday at 9:30 or 11 am (online) to discover how to do more than behave.

Don’t you just love a good celebration? Whether it’s birthday parties, graduations, weddings, we do a great job of celebrating God’s outpouring of goodness on others! Except for when we don’t. Maybe you can be a little bitter, envious, downright angry at how other people's lives are going compared to your own. Join us tomorrow at C3 as we see how to deal with jealousy.

Everyone wants to feel content and happy as opposed to lonely and empty. We all dream of a trouble-free life made possible by something. But most of us don’t know what really makes us happy. What if the secret to true happiness isn’t hiding “Under The Bridge” somewhere and is simpler than you realize. Join as we explore what really makes people happy.

It can be difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can’t feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s good news! If you've been praying and praying and confused because nothing is changing then this weekend is just for you.

We all enjoy listening to our favorite summer playlists. Whether we are heading to the beach, the lake or the water park, we love to have those special tunes playing in the background. Join us the next few weeks as some of our pastors share a hit song from their playlist with the belief that it has something to say to all of us in our journey of faith.

Everyone is invited to follow Jesus. Being bad or a doubter doesn't disqualify you either. The great benefit of following Jesus is a faith that overcomes our fear of the future or our current circumstances. It's a faith that gives us peace. But what do people who follow Jesus look like? Join us for the final week of Games People Play to find out.