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We were meant to be used. We weren’t meant to spend our lives wasting away just doing the get up, go to work, come home, go to bed thing. We were meant to be people who influence and change the world. Noah was a man who stood out and God used him in an incredible way. In this message we will look at what it takes to stand out so that God can use us to do more than we ever dreamed.

God has made His path a joy to walk. In this message we will discover the fulfillment of the hike.

God has required those on His path to walk in love and grow in knowledge. In this message we will set our pace and pack our gear.

Children get their understanding of God through their relationship with their parents. Parents have the most potential to influence their children. As parents, having a relationship with God should be a priority. It allows us to set our children up to have an eternal and healthy perspective on life. We will be introduced to three important questions we need to ask when it comes to our child’s relationship with God.

prioritize experiences over the quality of relationships. Most of our experiences and decisions were impacted by our relationships. In this introductory message, we will talk about the trap most parents fall into and introduce three areas of relationships in which parents must be involved.

No matter what you believe or what your religious conviction is – believer, agnostic, atheist, whatever – we all know that someday we are going to die. Yet we live as if it is not true. But Jesus’ last words to an unlikely criminal can give us a new perspective that can change the way we live – and what happens when we die.

Many of us have made a bad choice because someone hurt us – we have chosen not to forgive. But when we embrace the enormity of what Jesus did on the cross, we will discover that it was His way of forgiving us.

As we seek Divine Direction, it will become clear to us that God has a plan and purpose for EVERY Christ follower. That plan involves helping others find and maintain a close relationship with God. As Jesse Hicks takes on his new role as Discipleship Pastor, he will explain the importance of making disciples as part of God’s will for our lives.