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Where Do I Stand With God?

Have you ever wondered where you stand with God? When you look in the mirror, it's easy to think the person you see doesn't measure up. If you're not careful, the labels that others have placed on you or that you believe to be true about yourself will rob you of the life God wants for you. This Christmas, be reminded of how much God loves you and has done so that you'll experience the best life.

Pardon The Interruption

When there's an interruption in our plans, a common response is irrational fear. Sometimes God wants to direct your life in a specific direction and it can feel like there's no way you can go that route. It can be so inconvenient and even a little disappointing at first. There's fear of what you might miss out on, the criticism of people around you, or feelings of inadequacy that makes God's way feel impossible. In Part II of Do Not Be Afraid you'll be encouraged to welcome God's direction in your life despite the interruption. What if it's an invitation into something even greater than what you expected?

A Miracle in the Waiting

Fear can show up unexpectedly and prevent us from stepping into everything God has planned for us.  During this Christmas season, Do Not Be Afraid will help us overcome common fears and bring hope that can transform your life. In Part One, you'll discover how to balance hope and fear when God has gone silent. If you've ever thought that God quit listening to your prayers or maybe He's holding out on you, this message is for you.

Play for Keeps

Time is our most valuable resource and it’s time to play for keeps as we make eternal deposits. Let’s see how we can boldly pray for God to break our hearts for something greater.

Make The Most With What You Have

If higher grocery bills, rising debt, or the increasing cost of living feels like too much, then the next 40 minutes are just for you. Wes Jackson is sharing how to navigate the struggle between needing more and making the most of what you already have.

Are You Willing To Trust Him?

The price of everything keeps rising while your income stays the same. The burden of financial stress leaves you wondering how much worse it will get. You begin to believe that if you could only earn a little bit more, everything would be better. But, more never seems to be enough. In part one of Inflation Proof Your Life, we’ll address the issue and discover the best approach to finding financial freedom.

If You say so, I will

What does your next step look like? Whether you have been following Jesus for decades, last week, or you've been on the fence, there is a next step you can step into. Today, you can discover what happens when you pray the dangerous prayer, "God, if you say so, I will."

Where are you?

Have you ever felt as if God was nowhere to be seen? It feels like the walls are closing in around you; you cry out to God, but nothing. This week, we’ll talk about how we can pray dangerously, through difficulty, to see God on the other side. In fact, what if God’s greatest blessings come from your greatest breakings?

Speak to Me

Have you ever asked God to speak to you? Maybe a better question is, have you ever made the time for God to speak to you? The truth is all healthy communication consists of speaking and listening. So there are two issues here. First, we don't believe in being still enough to actually listen to God. Second, God's response might not be what we're looking for. This prayer, of asking God to speak to us, is dangerous. God doesn't call us to live comfortably. Today, you will hear how you can hear from God and discover the cost of listening when he speaks. 

Make Me Bold

Do you feel like a failure when it comes to prayer? The truth is, that most of our prayers are very surface-level. While most of us are focused on the "sound" or the specific words that we use, is that what God is concerned with? What does it look like to pray with confidence? How can we pray with boldness? Maybe we should be praying prayers that make us uncomfortable. Today, let's talk about dangerous prayers.