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Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us under-prepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of being "partnered".

Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us under-prepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of being a "finisher".

Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us under-prepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of being "rooted."

Influence. Impact. Value. Significance. We all wonder what difference we are making in our arenas of influence. There is growing concern about the church’s influence (or lack thereof) in our communities and world. But God created us not only to make a difference, but to rule, and He believes we can do it! But what does that look like? How do we do it? Hint: the life of Jesus gives us some clues.

Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us under-prepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of "Maturity".

Join us as Pastor Mike shares a Father's Day message about the heart of a father in many different capacities.

Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us under prepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of "Holiness".

Last Sunday, we began a new sermon series, "Equipped," directly out of 2 Timothy. Join us this week as we continue in our series with "Shameless." Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us underprepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of living shamelessly.

This week we're starting a new sermon series, "Equipped," directly out of 2 Timothy. Do you or your family enjoy camping? It can feel great to get away from everything that usually holds your focus, to enjoy the beauty of nature, and to enjoy it with people you care about. What's not so great is going camping and realizing you forgot something you needed: a sleeping bag, a flashlight, a lighter, clothing. Those are all important. God hasn't left us under prepared for this journey we are on with Him. He has equipped us with all of the tools we'll need. This week we'll look into 2 Timothy 1 and discover more about the tool of courage.

Superhero movies are always fun. Watching people, who look totally normal on the outside, get to do super cool things, and even do some good in the process, is just awesome. The truth, however, is that all of the superhero stories are born out of a great personal struggle. Through their triumphant stories of overcoming hardship, can we really change our own real lives?

Superhero movies are always fun. Watching people, who look totally normal on the outside, get to do super cool things, and even do some good in the process, is just awesome. The truth, however, is that all of the superhero stories are born out of a great personal struggle. Through their triumphant stories of overcoming hardship, can we really change our own real lives?

Superhero movies are always fun. Watching people, who look totally normal on the outside, get to do super cool things, and even do some good in the process, is just awesome. The truth, however, is that all of the superhero stories are born out of a great personal struggle. Through their triumphant stories of overcoming hardship, can we really change our own real lives?

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Superhero movies are always fun. Watching people, who look totally normal on the outside, get to do super cool things, and even do some good in the process, is just awesome. The truth, however, is that all of the superhero stories are born out of a great personal struggle. Through their triumphant stories of overcoming hardship, can we really change our own real lives?

Pastor Mike just began a series on HEROES in the Bible, emphasizing they are "Just Like Us." Really? Who believes "I am the same as Moses, David, Ruth, or Paul?" The first hero we heard about was Moses. As Pastor Mike was talking about Moses' power encounter with God in the burning bush (Exodus 3), he pointed out that God introduced Himself as "I Am that I Am." To which Pastor Mike asked all of us, "Are you ever nervous that God is the same God?" Most of us would respond, "I haven't seen the fire yet!" Is that your story? Are you waiting to see the fire, wondering if God is the same God?

Superhero movies are always fun. Watching people, who look totally normal on the outside, get to do super cool things, and even do some good in the process, is just awesome. The truth, however, is that all of the superhero stories are born out of a great personal struggle. Through their triumphant stories of overcoming hardship, can we really change our own real lives?

Easter is a really big deal. If the resurrection is true, then everything hangs on this. The resurrection of Jesus is what launched the church. It is what birthed all of Christianity. History points to this remarkable moment and invites us to ask the question, “What do you believe?” Was Jesus the Son of God, overcoming the grave? This Easter we invite you to, “Believe Again.”

From the fall of Man in the Garden of Eden, God’s incredible plan to bring a savior is seen throughout history. Palm Sunday was a celebration that was hoped for by generations. The Passion week begins with an amazing picture of a creative and loving God orchestrating events in perfect timing to demonstrate His love for all of us. - Hosanna ©2006 Hillsong Music Publishing

Some games are fun and life giving. Others have the potential to disrupt unity and create unwanted tension in our relationships. No one wants to be in a relationship with someone who is playing mind games with them. Assuming the worst in others or trying to manipulate them to gain the upper hand is a recipe for disaster. This morning let’s look at a strategy to end the Mind Game in our relationships.

Since Adam and Eve first attempted to divert blame, mankind has been consistently playing the “Blame Game.” When we know we are guilty, it's tempting to blame others for our choices. However, putting the blame on others is toxic to any relationship. This week, we explore the secret to quitting the “Blame Game”.