Trust

We all want to feel good, to experience joy and satisfaction that lasts. So, we chase after moments—experiences, entertainment, and new thrills. But what happens when the excitement fades?

Sometimes, the path we think leads to fulfillment actually leads us to a dead end, leaving us wondering, "What was the point?"

Have you ever felt inadequate when it comes to Christian discipleship—whether as a parent, mentor, or friend?

Life is messy. Whether it’s spilled coffee, sick kids, or deeper struggles that seem to have no end, we all know what it feels like to be caught in the chaos. And let’s be honest—when things get messy, the last thing we want is someone giving us advice on how to fix it. But what if, in the middle of our mess, God is trying to say something to us?

What would it really mean to accept Jesus?

To "level up" we need to run away from greed by running toward generosity and contentment.

To "level up" you need to grow in your faith and understanding to move beyond the basic teachings to a deeper, mature level of knowledge.

Since 2021, we've been on an adventure together. Today, we look back and celebrate where we've been, how far we've come, and where we are now. And we want to re-invite you on that adventure.

When we choose to see things from God’s perspective, we can persevere through the most difficult trial or temptation, which develops maturity.

How often have we heard people say things – with a level of certainty – about what they think Jesus’ said, which He never said?

God’s character matters for how we understand and interact with Him, and how we view His promises and actions.

Because God is love, we can trust His promises are made as an expression of His love for us.

Because God is in control, we can trust He has the power to fulfill His promises.

Because God is unchanging, we can trust His promises of salvation, hope, access to God, comfort, and redemption.

Zechariah’s story is a reminder that God hears our prayers and is at work in ways that are beyond what we can often imagine, even if it exceeds our life on earth.

Reaching our world as a church will require us to grow in our generosity.

What is the purpose of Proverbs in the Bible? How can the information found in this Book of the Bible help us live a life of wisdom?

How has Jesus revealed Himself to you?

Jesus intercedes for the church and His intercession is a promise.

Jesus’ love is persistent, even with full knowledge of betrayal.

Zarephath, which means "to melt/smelt" or "crucible", was a place for further refinement for Elijah in preparation of his public ministry.

God will provide. We need only trust in Him.

What keeps me clinging ever so tightly to independence? I do – whether out of prideful self-reliance, fear or something else – I can be the biggest obstacle to what Jesus has for me.

God wants to remind you today that He is fighting your battles.

Communion is not simply a transfer, it’s a trade. It's an important spiritual practice and Christian tradition.

What kept Judas, who spent so much time with Jesus, from accepting who Jesus was? What keeps us from surrendering our lives to Him?

How can you trust God in difficult and bad times? How can you use scripture to encourage you when you are down? Hear Jacki's story of struggle and faith.

Transformation takes place through faith and trust in Jesus. During your spiritual journey, you'll face challenges, but they'll change your relationship with Jesus.

The Easter story is a story of hope, but we are going to focus on three men who were hoping for change.

Christians tend to resist the God that we say we trust. We have all been guilty of it at one point or another in our lives.

Whatever your situation is, my invitation today is to trust in God for the bigger picture. Whatever happens, remember how powerful God is.

The pull of this world, with all its opportunities, responsibilities and promises, is so strong and insidious, only lives, hearts, minds and imaginations, formed by Jesus will prevail in this life and the next

Jesus was determined to give people more than what they or anyone else was asking for. He has done more than heal them, He has given them New Life.

Jesus taught and modeled what it’s like to love, as God intended us to love. As He did this, He also taught His closest followers everything they needed to carry on His message, after He was gone – often using questions to create teachable moments.

Jesus uses questions to address our fears and invite us into an incredibly deep level of faith and trust - even in the face of the worst life throws our way.