Life is so full of stress and never-ending demands. Do this! Do that! No, do this over here – and hurry up! It never lets up – and in the process we become frazzled, stressed, and pulled in a million different directions. For the next three weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, Pastor Jeff will do […]
As another New Year begins, wouldn’t it be great to hear a personal word from God – a message tailored just for you – saying exactly what you most need to hear right now? On Sunday, we’ll explore three critical things God might want to say to each of us right now. Odds are you […]
So far in our sermon series on prayer, we’ve talked about prayers of petition and processing prayers. This Sunday we’ll tackle a third form of prayer that virtually none of us have ever tried, yet it’s been a part of Christian tradition for years and scientific studies have shown it to be amazingly transformational. Join […]
Think of someone you’ve known who exudes gentleness and patience. Wouldn’t you like to be more like them? As we all know, it’s easier said than done. But this Sunday we’ll explore some ideas that might help, as we continue our sermon series about being salt and light in a hurting world.
Are you frazzled? Stretched too thin? Does it feel like your life is out-of-balance? If so, Jesus has something to say to you. Join us on Sunday as we tackle Brené Brown’s Guidepost No. 6 for wholehearted living: cultivating play and rest . . . by letting go of exhaustion as a status symbol and […]
If that statement resonates with you, you need to hear Sunday’s sermon. ‘Nuff said.
Any stress in your life? One of the most important practical questions we face is how to manage stress. So what did Jesus do? This Sunday we’ll look at Jesus’ amazing stress management “technique,” as we continue our sermon series called “The Beauty Of Christ – Living In Me.” Join us on Sunday and find some relief!
As you move through your typical week, do you often find yourself wanting to scream because you’re so busy? If so, this Sunday is for you. We’ll explore five spiritual principles that can help us slow down and find room to breathe and to be.
