Everyone wants to grow, but we aren't always willing to go through the growing pains. In Acts 4:32-5:16, we see true Christ-like growth requires sacrifice...and sometimes confrontation.

With our Praise & Harmony Songfest just one week away, we will prepare ourselves to sing to the Lord with our hearts and address one another in song!

God created us to live fruitful, abundant, joyful lives...but even as Christians, we often don't. In John 15:1-11, Jesus tells us how that can change: we need to stop making excuses and truly abide in Him.

Sometimes we go through difficult seasons in our lives and relationships. While other people might give up on us, God gives us time and opportunity to grow. Yet as we see in Luke 13:6-9, we have to work with Him.

With so many demands on us, sometimes we just do what's required. In 2 Peter 1:1-15, we are reminded to make every effort when it comes to our faith: you will never become too much like Jesus.

Life changes when you follow Jesus. In 1 Peter 4:1-11, we are challenged to get active and grow.

Two thousand years ago in Jerusalem, something started that changed the world. If we will follow the every day examples we see in Acts 2:42-47, our lives and our world will change, too.

With our Praise & Harmony Songfest just two weeks away, we will prepare ourselves to praise!

You are meant to grow! In 1 Corinthians 3:1-9, we see how God produces beautiful growth in our lives when we work with Him and each other.

The healthy teaching of Jesus changes our lives and helps us to grow, as we see in Titus 2:1-15.

The Bible is unlike any other book. Because it is God's word, it equips us to live the lives He meant for us...if we let it, as we see in 2 Timothy 3:10-17.

God's word can change our lives in very real and practical ways...but we have to both hear and do it, as we see in James 1:19-27.

It's not just about believing in Jesus. In John 8:31-47, He tells us Himself that we must truly be His disciples for the truth to set us free.

As we study 1 Corinthians 11:17-34, we will discover from Paul’s correction of the Corinthians’ mishandling of the Lord’s Supper the powerful purposes of this special meal. This concludes our Come to the Table series!

You're pretty busy, and it can be hard to fit "spiritual life" in with the pressures of "real life". Yet in Colossians 3:18-4:1, we see how "all growth is spiritual growth", as Jesus brings life into all that we are.

Could you use more peace and thankfulness in your life? In Colossians 3:15-17, Paul gives three practical steps we can take to experience just that as we grow.

There are things a Christian must not do, but the Christian life is also more than that. In Colossians 3:5-14, we learn what we must put off, what we must put on, and why there is always room to grow.