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What happens to our faith through the ups and downs of life? Does it come and go depending on the situation? The Bible offers a solution for us to take steps of faith through every circumstance.

You may be hitting the road this summer with your family or friends, but what does it look like for the rubber to meet the road when it comes to your faith? Come hit the road with us and take some steps to grow your faith.

After the pandemic we probably all feel more isolated than ever...but the solution to our isolation isn't as easy as surrounding ourselves with more people. The gospel offers a solution to our isolation that nothing else in this world can.

When you’re struggling with an addictive behavior, it feels like it will consume you. All of us deal with something, though. How can we win the war against addiction?

Is it okay for the church to talk about mental health? It should be! We all have dealt with, or know someone who has struggled with, anxiety and depression. Join us as we open up a real conversation about this issue.

The pandemic has taken a toll - especially on our spiritual lives. If you’re ready to get back on track with God, you’ll find some hope and help in this message.

Want an insider’s look at why the church does what it does every single week? Join us in this message called “Remembering the Why”.

There were a few reasons that made the early church irresistible. You may be surprised to know how simple those reasons are. Jesus offers us a new community and it can make the church irresistible.

What story do you want to tell with your life? Chances are, you’d like to tell a story that is extraordinary.

How can the church be an irresistible force for good in our community? In this new series called Irresistible, we talk about how that begins.

Ever wonder if the resurrection really happened? To be honest, it’s kind of hard to believe sometimes. It’s called faith for a reason - but it’s not blind faith, and once you start to look, the evidence for the resurrection is compelling.

Invitations are simple, but can be profound. A simple invitation can change someone’s life forever.

Sometimes it can feel like we go through this life completely unnoticed. That we are overlooked at home, school, or work. We can even overlook others. The life of Jesus shows us a different perspective!

All of us have doors that open and close in life. What do you do when doors close? How should you handle it? Let's talk about it.

It seems like there are problems everywhere. Poverty...homelessness...abuse...cancer. It's easy to get overwhelmed and shut down. But Christians have to pay attention - so what do we do?

If you want to move past anger and avoid bitterness, there's really only one way. Let's talk about forgiving all the way.

What do you do when you get angry? Let it explode or shove it down to try to hide it? Sometimes we think Jesus was just a nice guy, but he got angry. Not many of us know how to do anger well, but if you want to be healthy, getting a handle on this area of your life is key.

We all have some things we are for. Things we believe are worth fighting for. The world offers us plenty of things to take a stand against, but Jesus offers something as well.

In our divisive, and sometimes violent, world today, even the idea of gentleness seems misplaced and naive. But let's not look past the power of gentleness. Jesus brought gentleness to us when we deserved harshness. And we can let it change us, and with us, the world around us.

To really have a reset in 2021, we not only need to reset with God and people. We need a reset when it comes to church, with a new understanding of what it really is, and why our world needs it so desperately.

The most important reset you need may be your relationship with the things you already have.

2020 has derailed us for a lot of areas in our lives. Maybe for you, it's stood in between you and your personal goals. God offers purpose and gifts that a pandemic could never change.

You've spent a lot of time with a few people this past year. Let's take a look at how you can reset relationships with those you love the most, and start this year off right!

2020 was...wow. The good news is that, in 2021, you can have a reset. A redo. A fresh start. You ready?