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We all have those moments—instances that trigger us and trip the wire, so to speak. Our responses can alter the way we interact with those around us. But the responsibility of cutting the wire is ours. If we want to be people whose lives look the way God intended, we have to put in the work. Listen in as Charlotte Gambill gives us a practical guide to changing our relationships, and you might be surprised to find out that it all starts in your head.

Relationships shape who we become. That can be a good thing in some cases, and in others…it’s a little more complicated. How can you tell the difference? If you become like the people you spend the most time with, are you prioritizing the right relationships? Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt shares the practicals of pursuing healthy life-giving relationships that add value and make us better.

Relationships shape who we become. That can be a good thing in some cases, and in others…it’s a little more complicated. How can you tell the difference? If you become like the people you spend the most time with, are you prioritizing the right relationships? Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt shares the practicals of pursuing healthy life-giving relationships that add value and make us better.

We all have something to say but when was the last time you listened? We communicate but we don't have a real connection. Why is that? Listen in as Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt teaches on an aspect of communication we've lost in our culture, the sacred art of listening.

We are constantly being bombarded by bad news—news of the layoff, news of sickness, news from the bank, news from the news. From the outside, the Easter story is filled with plenty of bad news, too, but that’s not how the story ends! Join us as Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt shares, not only the good news but the BEST news!

The cross was a torture device saved for the worst of the worst. But for you and I, it’s a promise, our road to redemption, our way back. The journey to the cross was marked by significant events that culminated in the greatest event in History. The week before Easter wasn't just any ordinary week back then; it doesn’t have to be now. We invite you to pause, reflect, and remember the cross.