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Do you have a heart filled filled with gratitude? If you sense a darkness looming over you, the first question you should ask yourself is: "Am I thankful?" Thanksgiving is God's will for our life, but sometimes it's not easy to be thankful when we have pain and problems right before our eyes. So, how do we remain thankful anyway? Join us!

Cory joined the Colts in 2001 as their third-round draft pick and spent four seasons with the team. He appeared in 45 games, including eight starts, and finished with 112 career tackles. Join us for his testimony!

We live in a culture that is being more opened up to the occult than ever before. Demon possession is on the rise. Like in Jesus' day, there are people in our day who are taken captive by the enemy that should have never been taken captive in the first place- and Jesus wants to set them free- and he wants to use us to do it!

Are you single, waiting and wondering about your future spouse? If so, are you preparing for that day? Are you taking advantage of the time you have right now to enjoy your singleness as a Christian? Paul seems to indicate that singleness is one of the greatest assets the kingdom of God has. People who are unencumbered with a whole bunch of things and able to give much more of their time to the kingdom.

We look at the transfiguration of Jesus! This was one of the most lifechanging events of Jesus Disciples! Join us.

One of the questions that was on the Corinthian's minds was: 'Is this the end of the World as we know it?' That is a question on many people's minds today as well. Join us!

Sometimes when the Lord touches us, things can still be a bit blurry. We need another touch from Jesus.

We live in a world that is constantly discontent with staying where we are. Upward Mobility is the longing of the land. But Paul give us some counter-cultural direction to bloom where we are planted. Join us

God has a history of being faithful in our lives when we choose to walk with him. Yet, we still forget his faithfulness time and time again. Join us as we look at the feeding of the 4,000.

The general view of marriage in our world is that marriage is disposable. In Hollywood, if the marriage lasts 10 years it is deemed successful. But what is God's view? Join us as we look at four ways to have a viewpoint like God on marriage and divorce.

Jesus did everything exactly the way the Father wanted him to do it. He was the greater "Joshua" who was truly "strong and courageous", who never "turned to the right or to the left" (Joshua 1:8-9). Though the religious leaders of Jesus day were nit-piking his every move, he kept reaching more and more people and he did it well!

Sometimes single people can have the view that their singleness is a bad thing, that their singleness is a curse, that the married life is the "better life". But what is God's view of singleness? Join us as we look a 3 practical principles for seeing singleness the way God sees it.

When storms come in our lives and we find ourselves struggling to keep going, we need to know that Jesus sees us in our struggle. At some point in the storm Jesus will come to us walking on the waters of impossibility, he will draw close to us and if we call out to him, he will making all thing possible, and calm the storm.

Sex is a gift that God gave us for intimacy in our marriage. God gives us rules for sex in order to minimize pain and MAXIMIZE pleasure. In Marriage, we are called by God to discern the needs of the other person and then seek to meet those needs.

Jesus had such a heart of compassion that he never refused an opportunity to sacrificially serve people. Do you have that same heart? One of the reasons that we don't sacrificially serve people is because we feel as though we may get neglected ourselves. But the promise from God is if we seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness, all of the things we need will be added unto us- in other words, we'll never be neglected. Join us as we look at the feeding of the five thousand.

There are many views that people have when it comes to sexuality, but what is God's view of sex? What was it designed for and how is it best expressed according to that design in God's view? Join us as we look at this passage in 1 Corinthians.

John the Baptist was a preacher of truth. He spoke the truth no matter what the cost, even when it cost him his head. Jesus said he was the greatest of all of the Prophets of the Old Covenant!

Today’s secular world urges people to demand their rights and if you’re denied your rights, to win at all costs. What the Bible teaches is to love one another in a spirit of promoting each other’s interests. When Christians choose to demand their rights no matter what the cost of the other brother or sister, it often times results in giving the world and opportunity to ridicule Christ and to divide his church. When Professing Christians are unethical in their business practices, they lose credibility and give Jesus a bad name. When Christians fight over money and possessions and they can’t come up with a solution without getting the world involved in helping to settle it, they’ve already lost.

For many people, Jesus is a familiar household name. Like the ones in this account, they knew of Jesus but they really didn't know Jesus. Yea, they had some moments with him, they thought they new the extent of who he was, but they never experienced his life changing power. And when Jesus started to change people lives that weren't familiar with him, the people who were familiar with him were unwilling to accept it.

There's a lot of views and opinions about what is right and wrong. In a world that is open and tolerant to a variety of lifestyles, how are we as Christians supposed to live? Is Tolerance supposed to be the main virtue of the church, or is Holiness? What is God's view of sin? Join us