You get hundreds of text messages every week from lots of different people. But did you know God sent you a text message 2000 years ago? And are you reading it? You really, really should! Join us for the next two weeks as we look at the most important text message of all time.

Discover how you can use your passions, gifts, and abilities to embrace your true identity, join forces and make the world a better place. Find the superhero inside of you in this three-week series designed to give each of us a new perspective on service.

The destination we reach in life is the sum total of the choices and decisions we make. We shouldn’t be surprised by where we end up. What’s your destination? Where are the choices you are making leading you? Join us for this series as we look at our road map for life.

The solution to the fears and concerns and anxiety that all of us face in life is to fear the Lord. We are to fight fear with fear. The fear of the Lord is the thing that sets us free from the fears of our lives: death, poverty, future, divorce, weight issues, intimacy whatever it is that we fear. And fearing God is simply saying yes to God because of who He is inspite of what He requires.

Over the centuries there have been a number of attacks on the Christian faith. What are some of the ones identified in the DaVinci Code? Why is the DaVinci Code, a novel and movie, something that Christians should even be concerned about? Dan Brown, the author of The DaVinci Code, hurls a number of attacks against the Christian faith. Join us this weekend as we examine these claims.

Life is difficult. It doesn’t always turn out exactly the way we had planned. Sometimes our dreams get shattered. Other times they just get put on hold. Either way, the result can be devastating. It can change our attitude from hope-filled to hopeless.

At the start of a new year or new season of your life, it’s always good to stop and re-prioritize your life. Join us for 8 Ways to Improve Your Life and the Lives of Others as we look at what the Bible says about living a healthy life.

Every January many of us experience something that could only be described as “Christmas remorse.” We go into the Christmas season saying, “It’s going to be different this year. I’m going to slow down. I’m going to stay within my budget. I’m going to focus on the real meaning of Christmas.” Then January comes and we are exhausted, feeling further away from God than we did before the Christmas season.

We need to mind God’s business, not the business of others who would distract us from our divine purpose. Citing the blind man given sight by Jesus in John 9, we should focus on the divine resolution, rather than the miracle worked. The whys and inequalities of life aren’t important; what’s important is to be ready and able to do God’s work when called upon, to His glory. Resolve to turn away from distractions, such as procrastination, jealousy, addictions, pessimism, etc. which will “come out of the woodwork” to keep us from realizing the unique task He has carved out for each of us.

Were you a band geek in high school, or didn’t make the final cut for the team? Are you haunted by the pain of rejections? Secretly, down deep in your heart, are you afraid to love and that you don’t measure up and deserve God’s love?