Why TRIALS are GOOD for you!

Are we supposed to “feel” in love with our spouse? We hear that phrase all the time like "I feel so in love." But what if we don’t “feel” that way? Is marriage supposed to be about “feeling” because if so – I bet a lot of marriages might be in trouble! Today Dr. Sean McDowell will answer this question for us: What if I don't "feel" like I love my spouse? Am I supposed to "feel" something?

We hate trials. We hate going through difficult days. But the Bible says that trials are good for us so join us today to see why!

When our child walks away from their faith in Jesus we take it personally. We raised them to love Jesus. We sent them to church camp. How could they do this...to ME? Today Part 2 with Sean McDowell

Are things changing in our life? The way we act – the way we talk – the way we love people – the way we see the world – are those things different since we became a follower of Jesus? Because if we say we are Christians - everything should look different to us! Join us today for our final lesson in our Galatian series.

Sometimes we run ahead of God. Sometimes we get tired of waiting on Him. His timing can be so frustrating.But today we will see from Abraham and Sarai how devastating it can be when we refuse to wait.

We all have doubts.  Is God REALLY there?  Is the Bible REALLY true? Does God REALLY care?  Join us today as we talk about why doubt just might be a really great part of your Christian life!

Jesus says, “Peter cast your nets over there.” But Peter is tired. It would be easier for him to say “That’s okay Jesus – thanks anyway.” But thankfully Peter did what Jesus asked him to and what we learn is that sometimes to see how powerful God is and how trustworthy He is we might need to take a step out even though it seems a little inconvenient or scary!

If you ask someone if they think they are a sinner the answer is usually yes – but I’m not THAT bad of a sinner. I’m not as good as that person but I’m way better than those other people. So does that matter to God? Actually, no. There is not a good side and bad side of a scale but there is a scale!  Join us as we continue in the book of Romans.