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What defines your relationship with your children? What gives them meaning? What does God desire out of your relationship with them? God has a purpose for this relationship shared by parents and children. In our new series, RelationSHAPE, we will explore how God shapes our most important relationships.

As Christians, we take care to listen to the Word of God. We listen to sermons at church, podcasts, conferences, and a myriad of other ways. But what do we do with this Word? James has a caution for us in James 1. Listen in as we explore what James has to say to us today.

We have all at some point been tempted to take a shortcut in life. Whether that's on the road, in our relationships, or at work, we've been there. Where does such temptation come from and where does it lead us? James give us an answer in our series "Putting Your Faith to Work."

How do we live our best life now? Well to answer that, we ought to ask what the "best life" entails. Is the "best life" one full of happiness and good things and with the absence of hardship or trials? So often our lives seem to consumed by tough moments. Is there a place for the rough things in life? How does God use these moments to enable us to live our best lives now. Join us as we look at the Book of James in our new series "Putting your Faith to Work."

Have you ever said, posted, texted something that was taken the wrong way? You were misunderstood, causing a conflict to arise. When we do not know the intent behind something heard, seen, read, or experienced, a misunderstanding arises. We have come to the last sermon in our series in the book of John. As we do, we ask the important question of why John wrote the book and how it applies to us.

You and I have had moments where things just do not go our way. How do you respond in such moments? Today, we'll look at Jesus' approach to this question. Join us as we continue our sermon series, Believe, on the book of John.

Have you ever started working towards a goal and somewhere along the way found yourself drifting away from it? More often than not, it happens to all of us. It happens especially in our relationship with God and our call to serve Him. Sometimes we drift away from what God has called us to do. How do we overcome such moments? Let's take a look at what Jesus has to say about this as we continue in our sermon series, "Believe."

Have you ever heard a truth about yourself that you did not like? How do you handle such a moment? Join us as we consider Jesus' final words to His disciples before his death. We're continuing in our Sermon Series on the book of John.

We have all been there. We say or do something out of character or that contradicts what we believe in. Maybe it's something small like a rash comment or a burst of anger. Or sometimes it carries a bigger impact like making a terrible business decision, or entering into a bad relationship. This may happen because there is a disconnect between our beliefs and our behavior. How do we change that? How do we live lives consistent with our beliefs? Join us as we look at Jesus' response to this question in this week's installment of our sermon series "BELIEVE."

Have you ever faced a worry that you just could not seem to overcome? Have you ever laid in bed unable to fall asleep because of your worry? How do you deal with such moments? How do you deal with worry? Join us as we explore the words of Jesus as we continue in the book of John

In the last day before Jesus' death, he does some of His most important work. Knowing that He had just a few hours before He would be crucified, Jesus focuses on the important. What does He consider to be important and how should we view that? Join us as we continue in the book of John in our series "Believe"

They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. But so often we do. We may look at a situation, an item, or even a person, and base our expectations on an experience we've had with them. When this happens, do we miss out on who they are in the moment? Listen in as we continue in our series "Believe" on the book of John.

Who are the people you admire and respect most? Maybe it's a favorite actress, a sports icon, an author, or even a regular person. How closely do you follow them? We all follow someone to a certain degree. But in a world full of voices demanding our attention, who do we listen to? How do we know if the person we're following is worth following and beneficial to our lives? In our latest sermon in our series, we attempt to answer this question.

We live in a world that seems divided on almost every issue including the Gospel. So how do you speak about Jesus to a divided world. Let's take a look at the account of a man who encounters Jesus and decides to share of his experience in a similarly divided culture. Join us as we continue in our Believe Series on the book of John

Have you ever purchased a handbag or a pair of shoes, or any such item and found out later that it was a knock-off of the real product? Often we come across products and even people that are in some ways deceptive. Sometimes people can be so deceptive that they can delusional to who they truly are. Has there ever been a time where you were delusional of your own self? How would you correct that?Join us as we continue in our new sermon series BELIEVE.

How do you handle confusion in your life? How do you respond in moments of chaos? What we desire most is clarity in such moments. It's as important as a drink of water when you're thirsty. But what does clarity look like and how do you find it? Listen in as we continue in an exciting and engaging message on the book of John in our series "Believe."

In a world where we are constantly looking to fix what's immediately in front of us, we often focus on the momentary and lose sight of the eternal. The people in Jesus' time dealt with the same problem. How do we escape this pattern? Join us as we look at the book of John in our series, "Believe"

How is it that we sometimes miss the most obvious thing or person in front of us? It may have happened to you if you're in the grocery store and you're looking all over, above, below the shelves for a particular item only to find out it was in front of you the entire time. So often, we are so intently looking for something that we completely miss out on what's more important. Does that happen in our Christian lives? Join us as we look at the book of John in our series, "Believe."