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We know a lot about about her, but we don’t know her name. She was a mother, a Gentile, and a pagan Canaanite. But when she realized who Jesus was, her faith impacted her, her family, and all who have read her incredible story. Her refusal to give up in spite of tremendous barriers makes her a woman of faith.

Grace. It’s what we crave most when our guilt is exposed. It’s the very thing we are hesitant to extend when we are confronted with the guilt of others - especially when their guilt has robbed us of something we consider valuable. In this message we hear a story from Jesus about this tension that makes grace so slippery. But that’s the beauty and the truth of grace. We don’t deserve it. We can’t earn it. It can’t be qualified. But God gives it to us anyway because he loves us unconditionally. Grace wins every time.

At some point in our lives, we realize that the things of this world will not quench our thirsts. God has put a thirst in all of us that can only be quenched by Him. The woman at the well was transparent enough to admit her thirst for grace. Jesus gave her a relationship with God because she asked. If we ask, He will satisfy and quench the emptiness in our souls, and once again grace wins.

Jesus took our place on the cross. Why did it have to be this way? Why did Jesus have to die? In this message we will explore those questions and look at some of the most powerful verses in all of the Bible as we prepare our hearts to celebrate the resurrection.

Jesus called Himself the "Good Shepherd." What does that mean? What does the shepherd do? In this message we will take a close look at Jesus' role as shepherd in our life and discuss how it brings hope, trust, and confidence to the believer.

Do you remember what it felt like to fall in love? How you would do anything for that person? What happens to those feelings? While many couples just endure their marriages, in this message we’ll discover a blueprint for maintaining, and even growing, those feelings over time.

When it comes to money, our priority system is usually me, we, God, and others. In this message we will look at two passages of Scripture that show us if we begin to systematically change the way we prioritize how we manage money, it is actually an invitation for God to do something unusual in the area of our personal finances.