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We are not alone when we feel God has forgotten about us. Jesus felt the same way on the cross. But we can’t forget God’s faithfulness in the past or we will have no hope for the future.

The reason we are unhappy is because we live with unhappy outcomes. Bad outcomes are a result of some decisions that were based on a flawed belief system. You can’t re-decide something and expect a better outcome. You must renovate the belief system that caused that bad or wrong decision. That’s the key to a blessed life.

Sometimes we need to stop and re-examine the beliefs we have regarding our purpose in life. God desires that we believe He has a purpose for our life and He longs for us to participate in all He is up to in this world. Our participation will leave us with a feeling of joy and a sense of purpose. We just have to see the big picture.

It’s easy to love those we know and care about. The difficult part is loving those we don’t know and don’t want to care about. In the story of the Good Samaritan, we will discover that love is more than words – it takes action.

Join us for our annual Christmas Eve service with candlelight, carols, and communion. We will celebrate the fact that the source of our light is outside of us. It’s why He came. He came to bring Light to our darkness. He is the Light of the World.

There is a darkness in us all. But there's a light that can cut through your doubt, anger, sin, shame, and disappointment with God. In this message we will explore what you need to do to find it.

Life isn’t fair. When we draw the short straw, we’re quick to point that out. We’re quick to come up with excuses and deny the responsibilities we’ve been given, whether we’ve received much in life or very little. But the truth is, it’s not about how unfair life is, it’s really about how we respond. We don’t get to choose what opportunities come our way, but we do get to choose our responses. Your response ability is up to you.