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Our big fat mouths can be destructive, but they also have the power to build others up. What we say can impact the quality, and even the direction, of the lives of the people around us. How can we use this power for good?

We all know what it’s like to be hurt by someone who just couldn’t listen long enough to understand us. Maybe in their attempt to be right, they damaged a relationship that could have been saved with a little patience and curiosity. You’ve probably been on the other side of that coin too. Taking the verbal offense may have won the argument, but you lost relationally. What if we didn’t settle for being right, but tried to make things right instead? The longer we listen, the more we learn, and the better chance we have of protecting ourselves from our own big fat mouths.

Dr. Phil, Oprah, Deepak Chopra, Astrology, Scientology…. And thousands of self-help books all try to tell you that “you can do this on your own” and that you are capable of being a better, faster, stronger, richer, more successful person by following their advice. The problem is, in the end, none of this really works unless you use the original blueprint for success, the Bible. In this message, Young Adult Pastor Wade Henderson gives us God’s view of His Word and what happens if you change it.

God’s Word in every generation has met with a different reception from different people. There are those who despise it and those who delight in it. In this message Discipleship Pastor Jesse Hicks will show us the danger in one and the reward of the other.

In order for us to obtain godly wisdom, there are conditions that must be met. Meeting those conditions opens the door to a better understanding of God and His purpose for our lives. In this introductory message, Lead Pastor Bobby Martin will show us what those conditions are and the results that come from our obedience.

When we’re trying to rebuild or repair something in our lives, sometimes it can be discouraging. We want to give up because it is difficult, it takes so much time, or we don’t see any progress. In this message we will explore the reasons we give up and why we need to be strong and push through whatever it is that keeps us from rebuilding.

Jesus knew there would be a sacrificial side to following Him. Following Christ may mean giving up a relationship, or staying in a marriage, or making your financial resources available. And it’s almost like we have to die because we have to give up a part of our lives. In this bonus message we will discover It takes courage to stand aside and put Christ first.

Elijah was a man who had convictions, meaning he held strong to what he believed. In our world it’s difficult to stand by our convictions when so many people have the wrong convictions or none at all. In this message we will learn what it takes to not only have convictions, but to stand firm in those convictions.