Research shows that gratitude increases happiness, optimism and sleep quality while decreasing depressive symptoms and stress. So, how can we create a practice of gratitude or a lifestyle of intentional appreciation and generosity? In this series, we will learn how thanksgiving to God leads to an abundant and generous life!
The Bible reveals 5 key principles to have the life you long for and the relationships God wants for you! The principles are based on The Great Commandment and The Great Commission.Over 5 weeks in October, we will explore how loving God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength, loving our neighbors as ourselves, and going out into all the world making disciples is the strategy for a winning life!
The weekly teaching and connect group studies will help you live out the 5 key principles: 1. You can't do life alone. 2. Growing people change. 3. Saved people serve people. 4. Found people find people. 5. Worship is a lifestyle.
The big question this time of year for Eagle’s fans is, who will be the “Beast of the East”? Throughout scripture, there are exciting stories of people slaying giants, military commanders accomplishing the impossible, common shepherds (cowboys) rising above their station in life, and the strength and magnificence of the eagle displayed. Follow along with us in this series as we hear about the real King of the East and what He can do through you!
God's word is powerful and effective. But what happens when we misuse, misapply or misunderstand God's word? When we use it ineffectively it becomes unhelpful and leaves us disappointed. This month we will examine some of the most misapplied verses in the scripture.
God chooses to reveal Himself to humanity through both His word and His world. The skies declare His glory and the ground produces life only by His grace. Join us for this series as we examine scripture that illustrates the immensity, intelligence, intricacy, and intimacy of our Creator!
The Old Testament is filled with stories of faith, hope, triumph and healing. In this series, we will look to the Old Testament for stories of healing that can bring hope and encouragement to us in our faith walk with Christ.
In our Christian journey, we develop our faith over time. Spiritual disciplines are habits, practices, and experiences designed to help grow and strengthen certain qualities of spirit — to build one’s character and expand the breadth of one’s inner life. Some spiritual disciplines are personal, inward exercises that are practiced alone; others require interpersonal relationships and are practiced in community. This series will take a deeper dive into how we can become victorious in developing our relationship with God
God made you an individual - with unique talents and traits - because He has a special role for you within His church. As counterintuitive as it may sound, your individuality is best expressed in community. Your uniqueness isn't just for you. In fact, Jesus said that you'll find the most meaning in your individual life when you pour it out in service to His movement (Matthew 10:39). Our culture, on the other hand, has created an atmosphere of consumerism where everyone's default question is, "What's in it for me?" That atmosphere threatens how we best function as the church.
During this series we're going to challenge the individualistic approach to church. In both our teaching series and connect groups, we will explore the Spirit's plan for unity through diversity
This two-week series will explore the way Scripture addresses conflict, divisive issues, and the hope of the gospel to bring reconciliation and healing to tense or broken relationships. Rather than avoiding difficult topics entirely or fueling the flames of controversy, Christians have the option of faithful engagement.
In the New Year, many of us set goals for things that we will "do" in the coming year. In this series, we will explore the habits that we should "undo"! In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said that we should undo some of the prevailing mindsets, behaviors and interactions that keeps us separated from Him and others.
When we think of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ we realize that it did something for us. It empowered us to be instruments of change and transformation in the lives of others because Jesus did that same thing for us, however, we sometimes keep things that God delivered us from. As we enter this Advent season, let us be reminded that whatever has been stolen from us, God is, behind-the -scenes, ready to repair us and bring us into a newness of life.
In life, we can often feel “stuck in a rut” for various reasons. Sometimes, life is so overwhelming that you become immobilized. Sometimes it’s just the same boring routine over and over. Then there are times you just don’t feel like moving forward! In the same way, we can find ourselves “stuck in a rut” spiritually. This series explores four words that will help us to move forward in our relationship with Jesus!
