Depression and anxiety can affect anyone at anytime, yet it continues to be a subject that is difficult for us to talk about.  As followers of Jesus, how can we best engage in an ongoing conversation about mental and emotional struggles that plague our society, both inside and outside the church? 

Public debate on social media and news outlets today are rife with anger and polarizing influences.  But does that mean we should avoid talking about “hot button” issues?  In this series, we enter the “hot seat” to address current issues that may be difficult, but shouldn’t be avoided.  First up: politics.

As we pause to recognize and honor mothers, we look at some biblical examples of traditional and non-traditional motherhood – both of which can be used by God to shape and transform lives for Him.

Sometimes it seems like everyone else has a perfect life, while our own lives are pretty messy.  In this message we examine the life of Jacob, who shows us that messy lives are not that uncommon in Scripture or in real life. Our focus should be on what God can do with us, not what we have done ourselves.