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Monitoring the physical condition of our hearts is important, but what about the spiritual condition of our hearts? As it turns out, both the physical and emotional health of our hearts have a common adversary— our appetites. Only two words exist in the language of appetites: MORE and NOW, especially when it comes to how we view money and possessions. Jesus has a different perspective. He encourages us not to store up our treasures on earth, but instead to store our treasures in heaven. There is a very real battle between what we want now and what we want most, and we have a choice to make—will our hearts be set on NOW or LATER?

Monitoring the physical condition of your heart is important, but what about the spiritual condition of your heart? In Matthew 15:10-20, Jesus teaches that it’s the words we say that reveals what is in our hearts. Monitoring the nature of your own words can actually help us monitor the condition of our hearts. When it comes to your heart, do you hear yourself?

Join us for a Special Easter Message from Pastor Ken

Pastor Bill dives into the amazing promises of God and the incredible love that led Jesus to the cross. It's a journey of hope and assurance, knowing that even when we don't understand and our prayers seem unanswered, God is always faithful. Let's chat about what God has and hasn't promised, and discover how it impacts our lives in surprising ways.

Just Jesus

For most of us our "To Do" list is always bigger than our "To Be" list.  WHAT we do matters more to us than WHO we are... until a crisis enters our life and a flaw is exposed. The author of Hebrews in chapter 3 gives us three "Axioms" or rules of life to live by which surprisingly leads us to live to a bold and blessed life.  Join us Sunday as we get challenged by these "axioms" and begin to measure from these truths where we are in our walk with God.