I’m excited to invite you to a new sermon series at our church: “The God of Miracles.” This isn’t just another Sunday morning service.

If I were to ask you right now how you feel about inviting someone to church, what would you say?

Have you ever sat down at the end of a long day and thought, Why does everything feel so... stuck? Maybe you’re tired...

Have you ever walked into a crowded room and felt alone? Maybe it was a party, a work event, or even a Sunday morning service.

Have you asked yourself: Is God really listening? Why am I struggling when others seem blessed? Doubt feels isolating and heavy.

Christmas memories are wonderful. Christmas with meaning is life changing.

How to Be a Christian Leader in a Secular Workplace

How to have a better than normal life in the middle of an election, uncertain economy and your everyday routine.

The real reason so many are interested in sunset is because it can feel like a welcome moment of quiet in a sea of noisy life. We crave it e

We all have something we want to improve, how we look, what we have, or who we want to be. There is the me I am and the me I want to be.

Parenting has never been simple, but let’s be real—parenting today feels like a whole new level of challenging.

Summer the slower pace the vacation time, creates a lifestyle most enjoy. We long for the death of summer heat but then comes the busy fall

Are you like everybody else, have an opinion about things? I am struck by how many people have an opinion about the generations coming up.

Whether it's a new job, a new relationship, or a new outlook, we all crave those moments where we can hit the reset button and start again.

Freedom and America go together but the freedom we have in Christ is our most cherished freedom.

Do you feel like there's not enough time to catch your breath? What most people do is end up cutting all the discretionary things.

Your worldview is your position on important questions. Truth be told most people just go with whatever sounds good. That is dangerous.

We were told marriage would be Happily Ever After. But it isn’t. At least, not all the time. Maybe not even most of the time.

We started out with a customized economy now we have customized lives.

Let's delve into something hitting close to home: anger and bitterness versus contentment and peace.