Valleys are hard places to be in life. The question becomes how do we get out of a valley? But maybe it’s more about a WHO and less about the HOW.

Everyone wants revival. Revival of our families. Schools. Churches. Lives. What if I told you that revival isn't a result of your religious passion or fervor but based on your standing with God? Join us as Pastor Michael dives into how revival is a side effect of our obedience to God.

There may be times in your life where your insecurities come out and you start to loose confidence in who you are. But as christians we know that our worth is not found in anything from this world but through God himself. We can rest assured that in our weakness God is strong.

God asked the Israelites to march around the walls of Jericho for seven days straight and promised to bring the wall down. Sometimes it may seem that God is asking just not listening to you so you decide to follow your own path instead of His but different seasons might require different expressions of obedience.

Do you have any dreams that have died or promises of God you struggle to believe? If so, it’s OK. We all do. God can handle our doubt and work with our small faith. The text we will look this week is from Genesis and challenges us to wrestle with the question, “is anything too hard for God?” God made a promise of a son to Abraham and Sarah. After 25 years of trying and waiting, God brought a miracle baby into their family despite the laughter and disbelief of Abraham and Sarah. God invites us to believe He can still do miracles in our life too.

Apologetics (from Greek ἀπολογία, "speaking in defense") is the religious discipline of defending religious doctrines through systematic argumentation and discourse. 

Is the Bible trustworthy? Does God exist? If God does exist, how can we know He is good? We were made to ask questions, even concerning our faith, but what do you do when someone questions you about your faith? Let’s dive into the importance of knowing how to defend ourselves not for the sake of being right but for the sack of gathering more disciples of Jesus.

Fact |fak(t)|: New Oxford American Dictionary (n) a thing that is known or proved to be true

"Facts" is a cultural term of agreement to something, someone, or a statement as being true. Beyond simply conveying information to be amassed in a spiritual piggy bank, we want to encounter and be transformed by the truth of who He is. Join us for this series as we explore the character of God. 

Fact |fak(t)|: New Oxford American Dictionary (n) a thing that is known or proved to be true

"Facts" is a cultural term of agreement to something, someone, or a statement as being true. Beyond simply conveying information to be amassed in a spiritual piggy bank, we want to encounter and be transformed by the truth of who He is. Join us for this series as we explore the character of God. 

Fact |fak(t)|: New Oxford American Dictionary (n) a thing that is known or proved to be true

"Facts" is a cultural term of agreement to something, someone, or a statement as being true. Beyond simply conveying information to be amassed in a spiritual piggy bank, we want to encounter and be transformed by the truth of who He is. Join us for this series as we explore the character of God. 

Fact |fak(t)|: New Oxford American Dictionary (n) a thing that is known or proved to be true

"Facts" is a cultural term of agreement to something, someone, or a statement as being true. Beyond simply conveying information to be amassed in a spiritual piggy bank, we want to encounter and be transformed by the truth of who He is. Join us for this series as we explore the character of God.