Jesus reminds us we have the Holy Spirit to teach us all things and keep his teachings close to our hearts. As parents, the Holy Spirit is our guide to teach our children what it means to be the people of the Kingdom of God.

If someone told you that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead now lives in you, would it change the way you navigate through life? Are there dead places inside you in need of resurrection?

It’s tough to trust what you can’t taste, touch or see. How‘s a person supposed to find spiritual direction in a seeing-is-believing world?

Jesus promised that all the power of God would now reside inside US - not for our personal gain, but to illuminate the presence and goodness of God on the earth. Who will see the living God through you today?

As you strive to live out the call of Jesus, is there part of God you've forgotten? Try as we may we simply cannot live the Christian life apart from the presence of God - WITH us and IN us.

Is there a place in your life that needs some hope right now? We don't get to choose what happens to us but we do get to choose who we believe has the last say. Jesus' life-after-death experience changed everything about what's possible for our lives right now...

The call to the cross - our call - is to share God's heart for the city and out into the world. To follow Jesus into the broken places and partner to put the pieces back together again. How far are you willing to go?

Grace...a girl's name, a favorite hymn, a quick prayer before meals, a quest for pardon. We desperately need it yet frugally give it - but not so with God!

Are you an excuse maker? When challenged out of our comfort zone we easily fall into postponing our next steps- and ultimately fail the One we’ve committed to follow. Join us this weekend in worship- ready to be challenged on the journey to Jerusalem.

At what point does your greatest shame become your most powerful strength? At the point of the cross. There is no sin so great, no abuse so shameful, no pain so deep that God cannot transform into greatness. Join Pastor Nick this weekend as we discover where our true power resides.

Death is by no means a favorite topic of conversation but acknowledging the END provides clarity to fully live into the NOW. Lent offers us an incredible opportunity to focus on what matters most.  Pastor Mike calls us to consider the power of one life well-lived...

A consumer mentality has crept into our fledgling faith, causing us to believe Christianity - and life - are all about US. The season of Lent calls us to embark on a new season of spirituality - the journey of a lifetime...

Death and life are in the power of the tongue. We LIVE INTO the words spoken into us – and over us – in the context of family and beyond! Join us for this last message in our series on relationships as we land on one of the most significant truths of human interaction – the power of WORDS.

Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, a family or a group. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.

Divorce. Nearly every one of us has been painfully affected by the "D" word. Marriage is hard - and when the going gets tough, the questions get even tougher. Join us this weekend as Mike and Carolyn Slaughter continue the conversation, tackling many of our most pressing questions... What really leads to divorce? Is it ok to remarry? How can we "affair-proof" the relationship we now embrace?

For a single guy with a divine background, Jesus sure had a lot to say about our most intimate relationships - and most of us need every bit of profound insight we can get. Don't miss this weekend in worship as we explore the vast potential of relationships done God's way.

Just as understanding how an invention works enables us to fully utilize its features, understanding who we were created to be empowers us to live lives beyond what we ever thought possible.

Brothers - and sisters - have struggled to "get along" since the early Genesis account of Cain and Abel. Looking out only for #1 is nothing new - and leads to nothing good. Join us this MLK weekend in worship - as we delve into the powerful issues around relationship and responsibility.

Our journey away from God began in the garden of Eden and humans have been eating apples ever since. But what would life look like if you and I responded gladly to God’s heart of recovery and restoration?

New Year's – the time when we eagerly commit to life change in an all new day...with all new chances. Yet, before long, we find ourselves right back where we started from with the same old problems, pitfalls and practices. It's time for a "different kind of New Year's."