The Journey

In today’s society, we ‘follow’, post and tweet nearly everything, but are we pursuing the only One who calls us to follow him with our entire lives?  In #Jesus, The Life of Christ, we will explore Jesus’ earthly life and the impact it has on us as his followers both today and for eternity.

Whether you're just starting out in the faith or whether you've been a Christian all your life, Living Grounded offers truth, wisdom, and encouragement for you to discover.

Generosity: an attitude of the heart that lasts the whole year through, not just during the Christmas season. Generosity is more than just writing a check, too. What resources can you use to show "GeneroCITY" to your city this year? We want to encourage you to start thinking of ways you can do this and then ... start doing them.

The cultural norm used to be a man and a woman getting married, having a family and living happily ever after. That standard is long gone.

The fight is on for biblical marriage, but citing statistics is not enough. We need to understand what the Bible has to say. Once these truths are settled in our hearts and minds we will have the confidence to pass them to our children and grandchildren.

In a day of doubts and fears, of challenges and opportunities, you need the assurance of God’s power and guidance. The Children of Israel faced just such days as they entered the Promised Land. How they won the day with God’s direction and strength is told in the Book of Joshua.

In preparation for Easter, we will take a fresh look at Jesus…in real time. We will find that he is not safe. But he is good. He’s the King.

God is sovereign and we have to own our responsibility. God places us in strategic places at strategic times. He places us in families, relationships, schools, jobs, neighborhoods—all for a purpose.

The purpose of prayer is not to impress people, but to communicate with God. To remedy the temptation to impress, Jesus advised a prayer of solitude. And even when our prayer must be public, our heart should be locked in a one-on-one with God.

Sometimes fear causes us to freeze and never do that thing that God is calling us to do. It holds us back from being what God wants us to be and doing what he wants us to do.

The Psalms are real and raw. The writers hold nothing back. There are times of great praise and thanksgiving when the writers seem unable to contain their worship. There are also times of questioning when the pain is unbearable. Through the Psalms our fears, anxieties, and disappointments are countered by God’s strength, peace, and encouragement.