Experience Church

What is peace and how do we get it in our lives? How can we protect our thoughts and emotions from the enemy's attacks? Mark McGovern and Kareem Hickman team up for this message.

What do we do when we get discouraged? How do we strengthen ourselves? In this month's Lab, several leaders share about this question from their personal experience.

Being obedient to God and using faith as our shield and our outer defense will protect us from all ranged attacks of the enemy - and allow us to move forward.

The devil wants to bring us under control of the spirit of our age and to attack us in the everyday arena of our lives. To protect ourselves against this, we need to put on the breastplate of righteousness.

Even after good things happen to us the devil will not cease to attack us with false thoughts and emotions. Seeing through his lies and deceptions will help you to live in the victory we have through Jesus.

Have you ever felt that just as you step up or step out for God, all hell seems to want to break lose? This message series is going to help you to get through what you are going through.

How we can we actively be used by God to minster to other people? In this month's Lab, several leaders share about this question from their personal experience.

Enoch's story tells us that not only does God love us walking with him - he has made it very doable to walk with him, too. And we can learn three things from his life that apply to us today.

Noah's walk with God was authentic and real - not pitiful but powerful. But where are those who really love God and walk with him today?

Do you want to trudge through your life on your own? Or do you want to walk the way of God - with him? If it's the latter, this new message series will equip you with the right tools.

God has called you to continue with what his son has started: to gather a family that will love him and live with him forever.

Do you want be a leader? Then prepare to take a stand. You need to be courageous - God's Kingdom is a kingdom of no compromises.

God has put four callings on our lives: we are called to be loved by him, to belong to a living church, to become like Christ and to bless others.

We need to break the veil of limited thinking - and believe that there are seeds of unique greatness placed in us by God that might yet be undiscoverd.

Our gifts are a guide to our purpose. Each of us has God-given gifts - we don't need to try out other people's gifts. They are a part of who we are, but don't determine our value.

The first purpose of our lives is not to do something but to be loved by God. Our first call in life is to be a son or daughter of a loving heavenly father.

In a frenetic and crowded world, it's easy to lose hope that we can make a real difference. Yet God has something significant for us to do and someone uncommon for us to be.

The Christmas story is one of the greatest reminders that the important things of life happen not as our own doing but at God's supernatural and miraculous initiative.

You may say that you want to see more of God - but do you really want to see his glory? Or are you too busy seeking your own glory, content with only a glimpse of God?

Passion for God comes from God. When we discover God's heart for us we will burn with passion for him and truly care about others.

Get rid of the negative images and limitations that you have set for yourself: we have a savior who can clean our minds and write his truth on our hearts.

Are you suffering from the Esau syndrome, trading away God's lifelong gift in order to satisfy a short-term appetite?

How many true friends do you have? Are you obsessed with work, social media and your online image? God never created us to be independent but to support one another in true friendship.

God who is eternal, all-knowing, all-present and all-powerful wants to be friends with whom he has created: us. But it's us who don't want to be close to God.

Unforgiveness doesn't make us attractive - and it sure doesn't make others want to have fellowship with us. When we harbor unforgiveness in our hearts, we fail to remember that Jesus has already forgiven us.