Is money ever a topic of conversation in your house? Does it feel like you ought to be able to do more with what you make? Is debt mounting up? (Money represents so many things in our culture – success, independence, self-reliance, power, control.) This weekend we start a new series titled, “Finding Financial Freedom.” In this 4-week series we will explore some of the root issues behind our view of money and provides practical tools that enable us to enjoy more fully the resources that God has entrusted to our care.

Trust is the reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc. of a person or thing; confidence. Trust is central to relationships, business and family. Join us for a new four-week series “Trust,” as we look at how to become a trustworthy person, build trust, extend trust to others and restore trust once it is destroyed.

Many of us are faced with decisions about how we want to spend the next year. We have to decide: What we want to do, vacations we want to go on, activities our kids want to do. You might be in the middle of a career change or searching for a new job. You have to make a number of choices of how you’re going to spend your time. It’s no wonder why we hear people say, “If I just had time! If I just had a few more hours in the day.” So, how do we maximize our time? How we make the most of it? How do we follow the examples of those before us who used their time well? Join us this weekend as we look at time and what really matters.

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.