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."

What if you had the power to give someone hope far beyond their wildest dreams? What if this year we celebrated ...A DIFFERENT KIND OF CHRISTMAS.

Gift-giving seems to have become a complicated art. How to give the RIGHT gift to the people who matter the most is NOT an easy task. Jesus has a fairly straightforward birthday request, however. Love God, and love "the least of these" in real and tangible ways. Join us this weekend in worship as we wrestle again through the wonder and power of A Different Kind of Christmas: Jesus' Wish List

Many are called, but few are chosen. Many want to enjoy God's great gifts, but few are willing to be the manger where true miracles can be born. Join us this third weekend of Advent for a powerful challenge of hope for what's yet to come.

How is it that even the most committed of faith travelers look to Christmas as the ultimate fulfillment of a year's worth of hopes and dreams? We lean on this one day for happiness it was never meant to provide - or was it? Could it be that letting go of our selfish wants might open us to discover the Gift offered for our truest needs?

Advent begins...And we embark on a season of anticipation. New life is in the making, but what will the Divine look like when it enters into a broken world?

What we do with what we've got makes all the difference in the world. In fact, what we do with what we've got has the power to CHANGE THE WORLD. True worship calls us to offer our lives, gifts and resources to God for use - beyond our wildest dreams: Heart Giving.

Earning money? Check. Saving money? Check. Giving money away - REALLY? The call of God on our lives invades our finances, urging us toward healthy practices that extend our life-influence way beyond what we ever thought possible. "This most generous God is more than extravagant with you. He gives you something you can then give away..."

Exactly how much is enough? In a culture guided chiefly by shiny, life-promising distractions “enough” seems elusive and keeps us indebted to that next source of satisfaction. What if the Giver of Life offered freedom from this downward spiral – would you take it?

Got idols? It’s hard to believe there are perfectly sane people who dress up and chant out in obsessive worship toward inanimate objects. We are so beyond that-right? NOPE. We still seek life from non-life-giving sources, don't we? Shiny things still dazzle and lure us in.

This weekend we have one more question for you, God. Can science and faith coexist? And If the answer is "yes", what does that mean for the way we live our lives? Is it true that we are "fearfully and wonderfully made?"

While we're asking God questions we might as well inquire about the most curious of all issues: sex."What were you thinking when you created us as sexual beings?""How does my sexuality relate to my spirituality?""And... do you really care what I do with this beautifully confusing gift?"

Do you ever feel like your life has simply become routine? Maybe the most exciting part of your day is marking another check on your to-do list? You are not an accident. Your life isn’t merely coincidence. You were created by God, in his image, for a purpose. Come join us at Ginghamsburg Church, at the Tipp City and Fort McKinley campuses, as we continue this powerful series.

If there's a heaven, do I really want to go there? And if there's a hell, do I need to stay away? The afterlife has always held mystery to the easily threatened mortal within us, but with God all such questioning is good and fair.

OK God, I have a question. If you are real - and if I am on the earth for a purpose - where do I go to find out more? Is the BIBLE your final answer? Can I trust everything about my life to a book that claims to be DIVINELY inspired? How can I know for sure? We all have questions.