What impossible situation are you facing? Maybe life has caved in on you spiritually, financially, relationally, emotionally, vocationally, or physically. You see no way out, and you aren’t even sure anyone out there even knows where you are.

No matter how dark the situation, you don’t have to give up. You are not alone. There is a God for your situation. We continue our sermon series, Not Alone: A God for Your Situation, that is about God's names. We will look at a God who appears when it seems all hope is gone.

Today, if God were to introduce himself to you as “I am _____________________,” what would he tell you?

Peace? Healer? Comforter? Power? Think about that. What would his name be to you today? What do you need to hear?

We continue our sermon series, Not Alone: A God for Your Situation, that is about God's names. Most of God's names in Scripture come out of scenarios in which God reveals himself in the realities of where people are. No matter what you are going through in your life, God has a name for your situation.

So much of the confusion, wrong decisions, and pain we go through in this life is the result of us not really knowing who God is and not realizing that he is with us. In fact, no matter what you are going through right now in this moment of your life, there is a God for your situation. You are not alone.

This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series, Not Alone: A God for Your Situation. Get to know a God who wants to meet you in the daily experiences of your life!

Why hasn’t God answered my prayer? Should I ask for a miracle? Am I bothering him praying about little things? 

Prayer is such a simple concept, talking with God, yet it can be so complicated.
 
This Sunday we explore how God uses our prayer life to forge us into the people he designed us to be.

Every one of us are in the race of our lives, and there is a lane God has given each of us to run in. But races can be hard.

There will always be obstacles and problems, and we will get weary, tired, and want to stop. If we are not careful, we can be short-spurt runners who quit too soon. 

Ever been there? Feel exhausted and want to quit on a relationship? A job situation? A marriage? An addiction-free life? A physically healthy life? A Christian life?

This Sunday we conclude our sermon series called, Run the Race, and we will talk about how to finish strong. 

Every one of us are in the race of our lives. Some of us are trying to run someone else's race, running in someone else's lane, and have found ourselves exhausted, stressed, overwhlemed, and ineffective. And some of us have completely walked off the track and checked out. There's a better way.

This Sunday we start a short sermon series called, Run the Race. Life is so much better and bolder when we live and run in a way that fits who we were made to be. 

This Sunday we conclude our sermon series called, Restoration.

We continue our sermon series in the Book of Nehemiah called Restoration.

Change is hard.

Bringing restoration to your life and world is not easy. It is tempting to get fatigued and quit. 

How do we persevere and finish strong in the mission God has called us to?

What vision of restoration do you have for your life? Your family? Your neighborhood? Your workplace? Your city and world? And how do we accomplish it? 

This Sunday we continue our Divergent series with a message on Temptation: Avoiding the Leadership Sins of Restoration. 

This Sunday we will conclude our sermon series called “Divergent”. Living a divergent life is hard, and requires work. But God doesn't leave us alone.  Ironically, our effectiveness and success in life increases as our control decreases. 

We conclude this sermon series  looking at the principle of surrender.