The key to thriving in the middle of chaos is learning the difference between the things we can and cannot control. In this message, we zero in on Jesus' instructions about how to stay strong when chaos seeks to destroy everything around us.
Isolate in place might be inconvenient, but have you considered that this is exactly what God wants for you right now? The truth is, the Bible is full of examples of how God worked in and through people who were experiencing isolation. In this message, we discover how you can make the most of forced timeouts.
Family dinners. Increased prayer. Re-centering our attention on the most important people in our lives. Sometimes, radical changes forces us to recognize that the most important things in this life are right in front of us. In this message, Pastors Tim and Molly McCormick talk about maintaining biblical family in times of trouble.
Why is this happening? When will it stop? How should I respond? These (and many others) are common questions we ask when our world gets rocked. But there is one question that clarifies all the others when we learn to ask it first.
One of the biggest dangers of times like ours is to develop the mindset that the way it is now is the way it will always be. When we think this way, we doom ourselves to live in continual survival mode. In this message, we discover a mindset that keeps us looking to something greater, no matter how things look right now.
Change is risky. Change is uncomfortable. Change is hard to control. There are several reasons we don’t like change. However, when the world changes around us, it often forces us to change things that we already knew needed changing. In this message, we look at four areas of change that God might be calling you toward during these times of change.
“I just didn’t see it coming!” We’ve all said that at one time or another. Life has a way of throwing curve balls at us, and every time it does, our stability is shaken. But the key to security is not to find ways to stabilize the world, but to center ourselves upon an unchanging God.