As we continue to travel through some of the Psalms, we will focus on Depression in Psalm 46. We will explore what the Psalmist is feeling and how he responds in his battle with depression.

Perhaps you feel that being thankful is the last thing you want to do in these times that we live in. But God commands it for our benefit and joy. Join us as we explore truths about God we can be grateful for in our lives right now.

How do you worship God when experiencing anger and outrage? We will explore Psalm 4 & 137 as we seek to honor God in these intense emotions.

How do you experience joy in the times we are living in?

As we continue our series through some of the Psalms, we will explore in Psalm 22 what fuels our loneliness and how to worship God when battling through it.

This Sunday we will launch into a new series through the Psalms where we will explore how God shapes our emotions to glorify Him. In Psalm 55, the psalmist will instruct us on how to bring our fears and anxieties to the Lord and how to respond rightly to them.

In life, we experience the ups and downs of relationships. Yet, the Lord stands with us through it all. Come be encouraged as we finish the book of 2 Timothy.

As Paul came to the end of his life, he remained laser-focused on the Lord. What was his strategy? Come learn three truths to believe and apply to your life in these difficult days.

In a world were we are bombarded with messages, we need to focus on believing and sharing the message of the Gospel. Here are five truths to encourage us in treasuring and sharing the Word.

We are living in the "last days" according to the Bible. How do we navigate faithfully through these peculiar times? Join us as we explore 2 Timothy 3:1-17.

We are all called to focus on the work of making disciples. As followers of Jesus, we need to be believe the Gospel, be shaped by the Gospel and share the Gospel with others.

We are in spiritual battle to love God with all of our lives and to love our neighbors as ourselves. Join us in exploring 7 ways to engage in this battle. 

What does it mean to "live out your calling?" What does "calling" even mean? Come explore how to live from your calling in Christ Jesus.

In these uncertain times, we need to continue to live from the Gospel. Here are three effects that comes from the life we have in Jesus.

The book of Esther begins with a party prepared by a pagan king but ends with a party prepared for God's people . For God's people, their story started with sin and sadness, but ended in rejoicing and celebration. Even in times of challenges and hardships, God invites us and even commands us to rejoice. This Sunday we will read about God's people rejoicing at the end of their story, and we will explore what we have to rejoice in, even though we are in the middle of ours.

How do we live in light Jesus saving us? Here are three ways to respond to God's grace.

As many in our nation and on our island ache for justice in our lives and for those who experience racism, violence and abuse, maybe you feel paralyzed. How do we respond in the times we are living in? Esther 7 will provide encouragement and instruction on how to pursue gospel-centered justice.

God's providence means that He is working in ordinary lives to accomplish His good purposes. How should we live in response to this? Come explore Esther 6 with us as we grow in our relationship with Jesus.

Due to the short term and long term effects of this pandemic, we need to form strategies for how we navigate family, workplace, schooling and relationships. In Esther chapter 5, we will receive steps in how to think through such strategies.

In life, we make impactful decisions. Sometimes, we are led by our emotions and regret doing so. Other times we analyze the decision to the point of not deciding at all. The book of Esther speaks into this topic.