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While critical thinking can be a skill at times, it can easily lead to a critical spirit.  Jesus wants to free you from accusing and judging others through humility, compassion and mercy. “For you will be treated as you treat others. The standard you use in judging is the standard by which you will be judged.” Matthew‬ ‭7:2‬ ‭NLT‬‬

Negative thoughts can take over your brain so quickly. Proverbs 4:23 tell us to, “Carefully guard your thoughts because they are the source of true life.” What you seek you will find; so fix your focus and seek God and His ways as you train your brain to overcome negative thoughts.

The cross has become a common symbol in our day, but do you know the original significance? Do you know how severe the punishment Jesus took on? The original symbol of horror and shame is now the symbol for salvation and reminds us of the greatest rescue in history. “The message of the cross is foolish to those who are headed for destruction! But we who are being saved know it is the very power of...

In this final week of The Parables of Jesus, we focus on a story about a shepherd leaving his 99 sheep to find one lost sheep. This shepherd displays the heart of Jesus as our “Good Shepherd” in that every single person is valuable in God’s sight. He desires “that none should perish”. God runs to everyone far from Him and joyfully carries them home because of His great love for us!

Life isn’t fair. You’ve experienced it. In this message, we explore how unfair God's generosity is. Ephesians 2:8 says, "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God!" You will be reminded how heavenly rewards aren’t distributed by earthly values and that our contentment can often be ruined by comparison.  

Once we know what Righteous looks like, how do we go about dating in a way that honors God? Whether married and dating your spouse or single and looking to mingle, we'll help you learn to date in a healthy way!

Pastor Ryan starts off the new year with a declarative statement that will become our mantra  for 2019 as he kicks off our new series || New Year/New Life ||. He gives practical application on how to live a life of boldness by challenging us with statements like: BOLD people make BOLD moves, BOLD people pray BOLD prayers, and how to be BOLD about the right things and in the right order.

There’s a natural struggle that we have as human beings with feeling good enough and seeing ourselves the way that God sees us. Pastor Brandon Miller helps us understand our identity in God through Jesus so we can fully embrace His love and approval of us.

Everyone with a pulse has been worried, maybe you’ve been anxious about something going on in your life right now. But just because someone tells you it’s going to be ok, doesn’t mean you necessarily stop feeling anxious. For anyone ever worried, Christmas is a regularly scheduled reminder that peace is available to us in Jesus. He came to bring a peace that guards your heart and your mind.

We were designed for intimacy with God. As Christmas comes closer we are invited to parties, constantly surrounded by people, but we can still feel alone. It’s possible to be a Christian, and be a part of a church, but still feel lonely. Pastor Ryan Visconti encourages us from the word as he continues our series “It’s Christmas, but...” with the cure for loneliness is intimacy.

As we kick off a new series "It's Christmas, but..." Pastor Ryan Visconti speaks about how Christmas heightens our sense of expectation, but also sometimes leaves us feeling disappointed. Learn to trust God's promise even when you don't understand His process.

As we conclude The Blessed Life series, “The Principles of Multiplication,” Pastor Robert shares two principles of giving from the story where Jesus fed the five thousand.  

As we continue the series of "The Blessed Life" Pastor Robert Morris Teaches us on how to break the Spirit of Mammon.  

Guest speaker Pastor Mike Todd brings a message about a biblical perspective on Generosity and Financial Stewardship.

Pastor Robert continues The Blessed Life series by defining firstfruits and why we bring God the first.