Dealing with offense is bad enough—but what if the offense is from a friend?

Times of testing are hard to go through and often dreaded. Let’s take a look at how we can respond when God is the one testing us.

There are many things that we find important in life. But it’s really the nonmaterial things that hold the most value.

Are you the master of your money? Or does your money master you?

We all know that vision is important. Without vision, people perish. But what influences our vision?

We all want treasures that last forever. But why is it so difficult to find valuables that will stand the test of time?

Addiction bears a negative value nowadays—but let’s discover what addiction meant for the early church in Acts.

Everyone, everywhere is stuck in a self-made cage of condemnation. And there is only one right way to break free.

There is an invisible battle taking place in the spiritual world. Let’s be ready to resist the unseen enemy.

Many things influence our lives—both seen and unseen. It’s time to open our eyes to the unseen.

Because we believe in the Bible, we know that the spiritual world is real. This means that knowing our SQ is crucial.

Everyone can grow and mature by themselves—to some extent. But growing to complete maturity can only happen with others.

Everyone faces trials and hardships. They are the moments in life we want to get out of. But when we approach them with the right perspective, we might be surprised at the effect.

Mindsets are hard to shake because most of the time we’re not even aware we have them. Join us as we discuss what having a mature mentality looks like.

Staying an infant is not on anyone’s list of goals. Most people will say they strive to be better. The same is true for our relationship with Christ.

Judgment is real. Eternity is real. How does that affect how I live today?

Judgment sounds bad at first. But when it comes to Jesus, it reveals His love and justice.

Have you ever wondered about life after death? The way we view the afterlife empowers how we live today.

What does it mean to “lay hands” on people? We have a part to play in making Jesus known—not only in the spirit, but also in the flesh.

No physical factors will truly change a person inside out. Instead, a changed life begins when we are immersed in a relationship with Jesus.

Jesus never meant us to just get by in life—He wants us to be victorious. A key ingredient to pleasing God and winning in life is faith.

Following Jesus is a constant discovery of God’s truth and how our lives fall short of it. This leads us to a lifestyle of repentance from acts that lead to spiritual death.

God’s gift to those in Him is salvation and the promise that He will be with us as the Holy Spirit. Knowing this is the best gift we can give to the generations after us.

From Day 1, our church has been committed to reaching, helping, discipling, and training the next generation towards their God-ordained destiny. We all have a part to play in keeping this commitment.