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Being a follower of Christ is often defined by measuring a change in behavior or attitude. However the Apostle Paul teaches us that when we really submit to the teachings of Christ is will literally change how we think. This week we look at the myth of ownership and how we need to shift to a stewardship mindset to help contentment grow in our lives.

Being a follower of Christ is often defined by measuring a change in behavior or attitude. However the Apostle Paul teaches us that when we really submit to the teachings of Christ is will literally change how we think. This week we study how to deal with the dark times in our life with a sense of growing dependence instead of growing desperation.

Being a follower of Christ is often defined by measuring a change in behavior or attitude. However the Apostle Paul teaches us that when we really submit to the teachings of Christ is will literally change how we think. This week we look at how our ultimate search in life shouldn't be for the next happy moment but for the unrelenting hope that is found through Christ and endures through any circumstance.

Being a follower of Christ is often defined by measuring a change in behavior or attitude. However the Apostle Paul teaches us that when we really submit to the teachings of Christ is will literally change how we think. This week we look at how Christianity was never supposed to be just an ideology but an intimate relationship with our creator.

Being a follower of Christ is often defined by measuring a change in behavior or attitude. However the Apostle Paul teaches us that when we really submit to the teachings of Christ is will literally change how we think. This week we look at how we need to change our judgmental mindset to an encouraging mindset.

Everyday there seems to be some kind of news that throws our world into turmoil. But there is a two simple commands of Jesus that teach his followers how to set the tone in our culture instead of just reacting to it. This week we look at how all the other teachings of Christ are based on the commands to love God and love others.

Everyday there seems to be some kind of news that throws our world into turmoil. But there is a two simple commands of Jesus that teach his followers how to set the tone in our culture instead of just reacting to it. This week we look at how we are called to love our neighbors as ourselves by showing compassion and mercy.

Everyday there seems to be some kind of news that throws our world into turmoil. But there is a two simple commands of Jesus that teach his followers how to set the tone in our culture instead of just reacting to it. This weeks command to Love God helps us to deepen our love for God beyond just praising him for what he can do for us.

Some of the most important days in history started out just like any other day. The truth is any ordinary day can turn into an extraordinary day if we learn to seek, listen and obey the truths of God, our creator. This week we look at how David learned to be dependent upon God in the quiet moments so he was ready to follow him in the big moments.

Some of the most important days in history started out just like any other day. The truth is any ordinary day can turn into an extraordinary day if we learn to seek, listen and obey the truths of God, our creator. This week we look at how Moses went from tending sheep in the desert to becoming a deliverer of oppressed people.

Some of the most important days in history started out just like any other day. The truth is any ordinary day can turn into an extraordinary day if we learn to seek, listen and obey the truths of God, our creator. This week we how Abraham handled it when God gave him a pop quiz that would change his life and understanding of God forever.

Some of the most important days in history started out just like any other day. The truth is any ordinary day can turn into an extraordinary day if we learn to seek, listen and obey the truths of God, our creator. This week we look at how a simple dinner party with Jesus helped Mary and Martha see how both of their needs can be met by the Savior.

Some of the most important days in history started out just like any other day. The truth is any ordinary day can turn into an extraordinary day if we learn to seek, listen and obey the truths of God, our creator. This week we look at how Noah responded with unprecedented obedience when God turned on of his ordinary days into an extraordinary day.

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we look at the balance between comforting those that are overwhelmed and confronting those that are under motivated. 

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we look at the how how to navigate through the negative influences in our life by learning to balance between wisdom and works.

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we look at the how negative influences can creep into our lives and derail us and introduce the idea of how doing works and pursing wisdom can help us navigate this dangerous terrain. 

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we look at the difference between judgment and justice and how God has called us to let go of the weapon of judgment and pick up the shield of justice.

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we look at how we balance showing grace and encouraging growth in relationships. 

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we how we deal with maintaining purity in our lives while still living passionately for Christ. Guest Speaker: Jared Parsons

Sometimes following Jesus can seem like a balancing act. This issue is what the apostle Paul answers in his letters to the church in Thessalonica. This week we look at how we will all experience both calamity and comfort in our lives and how Paul teaches us some principles to live by not matter our circumstances.