Words have incredible power. They have the power to hurt and the power to heal. Words have shaped our childhood and our marriages. Words have shaped the way we view ourselves. How does God intend for us to use our words?

We so often miss out on God’s best because we long (or others long for us) to be at a different place in life. Whatever our status (single, married, parent, widowed, divorced), this is the day that the Lord has made. Only when we are “fully present” in this day will we experience joy and gladness. Join us for a five week series on relationships.

Join us this Mother’s Day for a time of celebration and remembrance for our children - those who are living, those who have died and those not yet born.

The average person spends 60% of their waking hours at work. When work is stressful or an unhappy place, it can affect every other part of our lives. In this series, we’ll discover some real help from God’s Word in choosing a career, making career moves, managing stress, and living out your faith in the workplace.

Some of us work out of necessity. Some of us work out of passion. Some of us consider work to be a “four letter” word to be avoided at all costs. But what does God say about it. This series will examine work through the lens of Scripture to help give us God’s perspective.

Conflict is an inevitable part of any relationship. The question is not, “Will we have conflict?” The question is, “How will we deal with conflict?” Conflict can strengthen our relationships or it can destroy them. We are committed to helping people build strong, enduring relationships. We desire to see marriages, families and friendships that are healthy and growing. Navigating through conflict is an important part of the process. We invite you to join us as we begin a three-week series designed to give you lasting principles for the most important relationships in your life.

Sex is everywhere. It’s on TV, in movies, in the grocery store on magazine racks, and it’s all over the internet. It’s no surprise sex can be tempting. Students are constantly bombarded with mixed messages about sex. In this series, we’ll look at what God says about sexuality and how he intended it to be.