Basin Church

Satisfaction comes when are needs are met. How come we still don't fill content? Perhaps we have missed the key ingredient or secret to it all. Once you understand it all, true contentment can take place. 

Everyone wants to belong. When it comes to the church, why is does it seem dysfunctional? How come others don't belong? The answer just might be found in Jesus' prayer. 

Can you be happy despite life's circumstances? What do you do when you worry? The answer may be more difficult than you think.

The resurrection of Jesus has baffled people for years. The mystery is how did He do it? Did it actually happen? So what does it solve and what does it mean for you?

The only time that Jesus was amazed was not by someone's obedience, but their faith. It is a faith that is unwavering and unshakable. What would your life look like if you had that kind of faith?

In our lives we strive for independence, yet we circle back to being dependent. What would I life look like if we embraced our need for God instead of making it optional in our lives? 

At times, it seems as if life begins to shift out of control. In those moments we try to grasp for security and stability. The things we grasp at will eventually fail. What if we could hold on to something that is unchanging in our ever changing circumstances?

Often times what we say to others gets misunderstood. At times what God says gets lost in translation. As a follower of Jesus, God wants us to live differently. What does that look like? Perhaps it doesn't mean behavior modification, but transformation for our lives. 

What is the one thing you have been stressing about lately?  What is keeping you up at night? You might not be able to control the outcome for tomorrow, but as Jesus says you can trust Him for today. 

Restoration makes things new. It happens with homes, cars and even people. As broken people living in a broken world, what does God need to restore?

Have you ever felt like God's commands aren't clear or complicated? What if they are simple? What if we in fact have missed what God commands?  Jesus' answer to a question sums it all up. 

What motivates you when it comes to loving people? Perhaps we have gotten wrong more than right. As we follow Jesus, we discover that it is His model that motivates us to love in the right way. 

We become what or who we are around. Then why does it feel as if followers of Jesus,  don't live differently? Perhaps it is because we are imitating the wrong someone or something. 

When someone says, "this will make all the difference", you may be a little skeptical. However if you begin to do this one thing, it just make all the difference in the world. 

Giving may be something you expect churches to talk about. It isn't that God needs your money, but He wants to do something within you. The answer just may surprise you. 

Consistency over time pays off. We are more likely to be successful if we don't do this randomly. How can we be more consistent with our Heavenly Father?

It's a new year and it means a new you. Will things be different this year? If you begin to make this one thing a high priority, life will definitely be different.

Usually when you have a good experience, you want to repeat it and share it. Every December the Christmas story is told, reminding us to repeat a great experience we may have received.  

When it comes to the Christmas season we expect it to be the "most wonderful time of the year." When it isn't, what do you do? Where you end up looking for joy in this season can determine whether you find it or not. 

Your words can determine the direction and quality of your life as well as others. If we just think before we speak, then we are able to move others in a positive direction. 

Ever been surprised by what someone has said to you? Have you been surprised what comes out of your mouth? Perhaps the problem isn't just want comes out of our mouths, but what is inside us. 

How do we have healthy, thriving relationships with just about everyone? The answer is easier than you think. 

We all say things one way and people hear it differently. Why is that? Well to find the answer it is much easier than you think. 

There is something to be said about confidence. Why does it disappear when God asks us to do something? Perhaps we are more concerned about our abilities then our availability

Change may move us forward, yet our human nature still resists it. What if we embraced it? What would it look like if we asked and prayed for change in our lives?