Controlling People

It seems that we all know some vampires. No, not the sparkly, teenage, heartthrob type. More like the needy, controlling, critical type, who are always ready with an epic guilt trip. That’s right: we are talking about Relational Vampires. How do we let ourselves get sucked into these dramatic and emotionally exhausting situations? Is there a way to overcome, without having to start wearing cloves of garlic around our necks? Join us as we address these vampires and the holds they can take in our life.

Part 1Andrew ScholzFebruary 10, 2019Relational VampiresComment

Busyness

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Or that is what all the signs tell us. For some, it is a season of stress, anxiety, too many obligations, and no control of where the time goes. How do we make it through the season with our sanity intact? This week, we explore how to deal with the plague of busy-ness and focus on relieving the stress of the holidays.

Part 1Mike DurstDecember 2, 2018moststressfultimeComment

I'm not OK. Is that OK?

Can a Christian be depressed? Anxious? Doesn't that just mean they need to trust God more? Pray more? In part one of Chains we tackle these questions and explore what the Bible has to say about mental illness. Hint: it isn't what you think!

Part 1Andrew ScholzSeptember 2, 2018ChainsComment

The Curse of Comparison

We are all different And the world has made commonplace the practice of comparison. It tells us to own more stuff, to be more beautiful, to have more money or influence. The temptation to judge ourselves by impossible standards, and pursue a lifestyle where you can never have enough, is all around us. This week we discuss the Curse of Comparison, how to gain perspective and focus on the bigger picture, and overcome the lies that surround us.

Part 1Andrew ScholzAugust 5, 2018OvercomerComment

Racism Reconciled

God calls us to be neighbors, but sometimes it is hard to see the invisible lines we draw. How do we rise above societal bias and racial stigma? What role does racism play in our approach to loving people? In part one of this four-part series, we explore where faith and community intersect and break down the barriers of racism.

Part 1Andrew ScholzJune 17, 2018How to NeighborComment

Preparing to Hear

How do we hear from God? Does God still speak today? Listen to part 1 of our miniseries Frequency. We'll look at several stories Jesus told that can teach us how to prepare to hear from God and uncover reason why you might not be hearing His voice today.

Part 1Mike DurstJune 3, 2018FrequencyComment

Seek God

Are great marriages possible? They are, but they're unlikely if you approach them the common way. In part one of this five part series we look at the first of five commitments we can make to fail-proof our existing marriages and set up future marriages for success too.

Part 1Andrew ScholzJanuary 29, 2017From This Day Forward, RelationshipsComment

Hearts Set

Finances are a struggle for almost everyone, especially during the holiday season, but there is hope. The Bible teaches us how we can have peace even in this difficult time.

Part 1Kyle SomerfeldtDecember 4, 2016Financial Peace On Earth, Finance, Generosity, ContentmentComment

Uncommon Love

What's the key to uncommon relationships? Uncommon love. In a world that is love-obsessed and love-broken uncommon love is hard to find. What's the secret? How can we find the love we're all looking for? Find out in part one of this five part series.

Part 1Andrew ScholzOctober 30, 2016Uncommon, Love, RelationshipsComment

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