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Psalm 23 is one of the most famous prayers in all of the Bible, but how can it help us in our own prayer lives, particularly with something like contentment. We continue our series, Everyday!
Here is a question: Deep down, in the honest places of your heart, do you really believe that prayer makes a difference?
One of the most fascinating things about the Bible is that when the disciples saw Jesus pray, their response was, “Would you teach us to do that?”
What if the gospel wasn't just about what we were saved from, but also what we were saved for?
Judgement Day is one of those things in scripture that can make us very uncomfortable. What should I expect on that day? Will I be ready? How do I know if I’ll make the cut or not?
Some things are so valuable that once you discover them, everything else suddenly seems less important. Jesus said the Kingdom of Heaven is like that. So what does that mean for us today?
Under the right circumstances we know that a little seed can grow into something that is more massive then we even thought possible… so what does that have to do with the Kingdom of God?
What do weeds teach us about God’s mercy and his judgement… apparently a lot. We’ll discover it together as we continue our series, Summer in the Mystery.
We're looking at the parable of the four soils. It is perhaps the most famous and the most misunderstood parable of Jesus.
What happens when hearing God is hard—not because we can't hear God, but because we might not like what God is saying? Let's wrestle with God speaking in strange ways, and the adventure of living in surrender.
Have you ever thought about the cost of following Jesus? What if the cost is too high? What if joining in God’s mission with him, is not only the most meaningful thing you can ever do, and at the same time, cost you the most?
When Jesus came to this earth, he came with a mission. He lived on mission. He died on mission. Now here is the question… What was that mission? It might not be what you think.
If you have ever wondered why Global missions is important, this message is for you.
Let’s be honest, for many people, Pentecost feels distant, optional, a forgotten church word. But what if Pentecost wasn’t optional at all, but one of the most important moments in human history?
What does it look like for us to find hope? Is there hope in the middle of seasons of suffering?
When it comes to the suffering we experience in this world, what if it wasn’t just something to get through, but a place where something deeper was being formed in us?
Where do you turn when the pain doesn’t lift, the answers don’t come, and nothing resolves quickly? What do you do when it feels like you are just waiting in the pain? Will discover that answer together.
Pain is one of those things that we would avoid all of the time if we could. And often, we try. But what if healing from pain actually comes from paying attention to it rather than ignoring it?
In the shattered moments of life, God's not absent even though it feels like. Instead, he is present and working.
This week marks the end of our series, Redemption. There is one question left to ask, What does it look like for the story of redemption to continue today?
Of all the celebrations in church, Easter is the day we go big! This is the day of our hope. The day that Jesus came up out of the grave paving the way for life.
Palm Sunday is one of the most celebrated days on the church calendar, but what does it have to do with the story of our redemption?
You may have heard the quote that God's worst ideas are better than our best ideas. As if God ever has any terrible ideas, but you get the point. This Episode in our REDEMPTION series, we're looking at King David. He has a really good idea...
In the first five books of the Bible, we see God law out His law. Specifically, the 13 commands that God gives His people. The problem is that no one, except for one person, in the entire course of history, has been able to keep the law perfectly. So...