We try to live our lives with power and control. It doesn't work. How do we let go of control and get through the walls when we face them in life?

When we accept Jesus Christ and become Christians, growing into emotionally mature adults is not natural. It requires intentional discipleship. Nobody would debate that a spiritually mature Christian is one who loves well. The problem is that few of us have learned practically how to do that!

Breaking the power of the past requires a crucifixion and everything in us screams against it.” Join us as we explore how Christianity explores these questions.

A person who practices “being” before “doing” operates from a place of emotional and spiritual fullness, deeply aware of themselves and others. As a result, their being with God is sufficient to sustain their doing for God.

Our default response when someone asks if we're okay usually is "I'm fine". But are we really fine? What's beneath the surface that could be affecting us more that we think?

In the hours before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed for something that might surprise you—something so vital that it was His final petition before facing the cross. This Sunday, we’ll explore Jesus’ powerful prayer in John 17, where He reveals the three keys that reveal the answer to our broken world.

Does following Jesus involve stepping into uncomfortable situations and challenges, which are essential for spiritual growth and experiencing God's presence in new ways? Could this discomfort lead to a deeper understanding of faith and a more robust relationship with God?

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