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One of the top questions people ask is this - how do I discover my purpose? God has an amazing answer to this question for you! Join us for part two of our series Faith Full, where we talk about what it takes to activate your spiritual gifts.

If we’re going to be people of amazing faith, we can’t do it alone. Nobody builds their faith on an island. In this message we explore a key element of growing in our faith.

No matter who you are you are probably facing some kind of battle. If not today then you will. We are not facing these battles alone. We have the power of God within us.

No matter who you are, we are all running from something. Find out how the gospel gives us hope and freedoms from what we are running from.

God can do extraordinary things through ordinary people...God uses Elijah to show his power over other gods and idols.

God delights in using normal people to accomplish His will. This series is about how God takes ordinary people and does extraordinary things.

God is described in a lot of ways in the Bible, but maybe none as important as this one name. When you begin to believe this about God, it changes everything about how you live.

There are a lot of things we “expect” when it comes to God…that He’s all-powerful, that He’s all-knowing, that He’s somehow “other”. He’s different than us. What we find when we look at the Scriptures, though, is a God who wants to draw near. A God who invites us into His family.

If you want to know someone better, first you find out their name. God has a lot of names in the Bible. If you’ve ever wondered whether God is just an impersonal being, or if he can be personal, join us for this message.

How can my heart hear God’s voice? God is still speaking today, and one of the most important things any Christian can do is decide to make listening a priority.

Sometimes it may feel like your prayers are not answered or even heard…What does the Bible say about God hearing and responding to our prayers?

Prayer isn’t mysterious. It’s like any other habit in life - like working out or eating healthy. If you develop the right habits, it becomes a part of life. Let’s talk about what it takes to put those habits into place.

Here’s an understatement - we are busy people. Job, kids, house, sports, yardwork, travel, even church…these are the things that fill up our schedules. Our lives are busy. If you’re like most people, when it comes to your spiritual life, one of the first things to go during busy seasons is prayer. So why pray at all? Here are some answers to that question.

Hard conversations are…hard. We don’t like them very much, so we typically avoid them - or worse. They’re hard to handle well. But having hard conversations is a part of life, and if we can manage them well, difficult conversations can lead to fruitful relationships.

It’s easy to love with words, and even easy to love through giving gifts. Jesus did that, but he took it to another level. Want to love like Jesus? Then follow him on a downward descent into servanthood.

Forgiving can be difficult...but it can also lead us to freedom and a connection with God. We can forgive, just as we are forgiven.

Listen as our good friend, Holly Worsley, walks us through the 23rd Psalm.

We say "I've seen enough" when we have enough information to make a good decision about something. At what point have you seen enough when it comes to Jesus?

The greatest thing you can do is to share your hope with another person.

Listen as Craig Allen Cooper shares a great message from Matthew Chapter 9.

Join us for the second part of our series, "Glad You're Here".

Did you grow up thinking Christianity is about rules, judgment, and condemnation? This message is for you.

Life isn’t always fair…The Bible gives us a glimpse into several people’s lives who were treated unfairly. Our hope is that as we look at the life of Job, we could learn more about what is and isn’t fair!

Resilience often means we have to withstand criticism. How do you know who to listen to…and who not to? We’ll talk about that today.

We’ve recently moved into a new facility, which is a great time to ask, and answer, this question: what are we doing here?