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We’re continuing this series on doubt, and today we consider how we sometimes create doubt ourselves—even as followers of JC. One of the biggest criticisms of the church and Christians is that they can be narrow minded, judgmental, and hypocritical, and that critique isn’t always... Read More →

Spiritual doubt is a complex topic. It’s something we all deal with from time to time. Sometimes I doubt God, but something else I struggle with is self-doubt. We doubt because we know the person others don’t see, and we hear the voices in our heads that are not always kind or... Read More →

We’re living in a time where many are coming to faith in Jesus Christ, and we celebrate that. But at the same time, some who once followed Him are stepping away. I’ve pastored long enough to walk with people through deep pain, hard questions, and real spiritual doubts. What... Read More →

Doubts are ok! Your doubts could strengthen your faith! Join us Sunday 10am. Bring a friend! Read More →

“Hard Fought Hallelujah” by Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll calls us to pursue God in the midst of uncertainty, pain, and personal battles. It declares that resilient faith is developed when we choose to praise while broken, weary, and unsure. In times of trial praise does not come... Read More →

In Mark, Chapter 5, we read of Jesus’ encounter with a demon-possessed man who had been living in a graveyard among the tombs. His condition isolated him from all of society. The authorities tried to chain him in order to control him, but he tore the chains apart. No one was... Read More →

Shame is toxic, it is difficult to overcome. It is different than embarrassment which fades and makes for funny stories, but no one tells funny stories about their shame. Shame is different. It doesn’t just say, “I did something wrong.” It whispers, “There’s something wrong with... Read More →

Jesus performed many miracles of healing during his ministry. The blind were given sight, lepers were cured of their disease, a woman with perpetual bleeding was made whole. On one occasion while Jesus was teaching, a paralyzed man, not identified by name, was brought on a mat to... Read More →

Jelly Roll’s song “Heart of Stone” is a raw, honest prayer born from struggle, addiction, and brokenness. It echoes a prayer God has heard and answered before. In Ezekiel 36:26, God promises to remove our hearts of stone and replace them with obedient hearts. God is always at... Read More →