Change can be exciting but also challenging. Change is inevitable, whether it's your first weekend at college or that quiet Monday following retirement. Learn what Paul the Apostle Paul has to teach us about our changing lives, church, and world in the Book of Romans.
Remember the games you played as a kid? Favorites like Twister and Sorry? The games we played as kids can sometimes feel like those we still play as adults.
All of us want to win in life. Often, we play games in our relationships with God and others to gain an advantage or take the lead but ultimately find ourselves losing out. One way we lose big is when we play games with the words we say.
Have you ever felt frustrated in a game because the other players seem to be playing by a different set of rules than you, and you can't win? There are moments when we look at others' lives and think they must be doing something different than us because they seem to be succeeding in life, and we aren't sure we are.
Do you ever feel like no matter what you do to stack everything in your life just right, something’s fallen out of place? Life can sometimes feel like a game of Jenga! Here’s the good news: Your falls and failures don’t throw God off.
Did you ever hear about the party at Matthew’s house? It was an amazing affair, and Jesus was the guest of honor. We have a party at our church every Sunday, and Jesus is the guest of honor.
The world is obsessed with the future but oftentimes misses out on the present.
When you were a kid, did you ever wonder what the "grown-up" world was like? What was beyond the familiar? In the 'At The Movies' series, Pastor Joy explores The Little Mermaid to illustrate biblical truths about discipleship and neighboring.
The most extraordinary adventures are typically the ones we never anticipate.
Since the words "in a galaxy, far, far away" first crawled onto movie screens, we have told the tale of the Jedi and Force for generations. Because the greatest stories never end, they find new life in every age. The same is true for our faith.
Are you searching for answers to the profound question, "Who am I?" This week's movie is Moana!
Favoritism. We all struggle with making distinctions and evaluating people based on shallow criteria like their wealth, status, race, or age. James challenges us to reconsider this behavior.
Is there a cure for our restlessness? With everything happening in our lives, is there a rhythm of rest that produces a deep peace?
Have you ever been awakened in the middle of the night by someone else? Join us as we dive into Part 3 of Insomnia and look at if any good can come from such restless nights and moments in our lives.
Whether it's "I can't believe I did that" or "I can't believe they did that to me," the past has a way of haunting us in the night and causing us to live restless lives.
What keeps you up at night? When you can't fall asleep, do you worry about something that happened yesterday or anxious about that next big career move in your future?
If you want to find your voice it helps to hear those who have found theirs. We want to listen to the people that have something to say because they have been listening to God.
If you want to find your voice, it helps to hear from those who have already found theirs. Join us as we engage with the voices and witness of those who have encountered God and shaped our faith.
It turns out Jesus and moms everywhere know something about life that we are often prone to forget -- life brings its share of hard days along with the good.
A call to prayer and lament in response to recent events in the DFW area.
Join us as we continue our Faith Full series looking at the catalysts that fuel our lives even in a world running on empty.
Our world cancan steal our hope and leave us feeling like we're running on empty. But what if there were things you could do to fuel your life and faith?
Our world can be a draining place. Sometimes, it can steal our hope and leave us feeling like we're running on empty. Explore how you can fuel your life in a world running on empty.
Join us this Palm Sunday for a taste of what Jesus' disciples must have experienced when Jesus shook everything up in Jerusalem.
Join us this week as we explore what Peter learned about walking with Jesus in one of the most iconic Jesus stories of all time.
Clarifying your values is crucial in your life, and your values determine your stress or your success.
Who is Jesus? There are four accounts in the Bible of who Jesus is. Let's talk about John's perspective.
Do you have questions about communion? This is the sermon for you!
One of our biggest questions when we're invited to a party is, how can I help?
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