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Have you ever had the frustration of an itch you cannot scratch? It seems as though nothing you do effectively causes relief. Have you ever felt the same frustration regarding situations in your life when it seems as though nothing you do affects any sort of change in the situation? When we try all of the solutions except the only right solution we're left not only with the problem that remains, but also the frustration of numerous failed efforts. The Apostle Paul makes it abundantly clear that our fight in this world is not against things we can see, but forces we cannot. He added, that only one solution exists while all others are doomed to leave us frustrated. If your wits have found their end, perhaps today would be a great day to join us to find some help.

In the most tense of moments, how we behave is nearly instinctual. What we say and do in those moments is a revealer of who we truly are. If we would hope that our lives are honoring to Christ it is necessary for us to evaluate what pours out when there is no time for filters or facade. Simply enough, what pours out is what has been most taken in. Therefore, our intake can change our output, even our instincts. So, we must decide what we want that to be and of what quality it should be. If you need some help in determining what should go in, and of what quality it should be, join us as we begin our new series: Trending in the Right Direction.

When you are in trouble, where you turn for help matters. You may find something that actually helps, or you may find something that adds to the trouble. In other words, when we look for help in the wrong place, it adds difficulty to the situation we are trying to fix. In a country with lots of division, tension, and questions our solution is not on the left or the right, but above. Join us and learn how to shift your focus on the only thing that can really help.

Have you ever misheard something that was said and ended up lost, confused, or angry? In His most famous sermon, Jesus opens with a list of things that would increase our joy for living. We call them the Beattitudes. They all start with "Blessed are the..." One of resolves in that list is "Peacemakers." We read, "Blessed are the peacemakers," but many of us heard: "Blessed are the peacekeepers." The difference makes, well, all the difference. Join us and we'll talk about that difference and what to do about it.

Every tense political season in our country provides a remarkable opportunity for the Church to be and do what Christ called us to be and do. Almost every time, we fail or have very limited success in taking advantage of that opportunity. Here we are again: a divided country, polarizing candidates for President, moral issues creating debate, and for most of us, no clear way forward. What are the followers of Christ supposed to do? Lucky for us, Jesus saw this coming, and gave us some instructions. Actually, He prayed for us to follow some instructions. We'll look at those today. Wouldn't it be cool if we could be the answer to Jesus' prayer?

The adage says: "You can't know where you're going until you know where you've been." That was certainly Moses' mindset after seeing and experiencing the consequences levied on his generation for their behavior. Like any good person, Moses instructs future generations, including ours, to learn from their mistakes. His retelling of the events, and his warnings comprise the books of Numbers and Deuteronomy. If you have any interest in learning something the easy way (instead of by making the same mistakes) join us at Fusion City Church this morning as we continue to Binge the Bible