The Cure for the Summertime Blues | Celebrate Victories and Keep Making Progress

Does this summer feel a little blah?

We live in a difficult time, and you may be feeling like this summer is less than you hoped for. If that describes you, you’re invited next Sunday to a brand new series, The Cure for the Summertime Blues.

The Old Testament prophet Elijah faced depression, financial anxiety, and stress over political realities, yet God comforted and provided for him. Learning from the life of the Elijah, you will discover everyday practices that can help you cope with the stress of life, find inner peace, and overcome the blahs you feel this summer.

The Cure for the Summertime Blues | God Provides in Unexpected Ways

Does this summer feel a little blah?

We live in a difficult time, and you may be feeling like this summer is less than you hoped for. If that describes you, you’re invited next Sunday to a brand new series, The Cure for the Summertime Blues.

The Old Testament prophet Elijah faced depression, financial anxiety, and stress over political realities, yet God comforted and provided for him. Learning from the life of the Elijah, you will discover everyday practices that can help you cope with the stress of life, find inner peace, and overcome the blahs you feel this summer.

Celebrate Recovery: Healing from Your Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups | The Sixth Principle

Everyone has experienced hurt in life, and everyone, and we do mean everyone, has habits, patterns, shortcomings, and “hang-ups” that we would rather be free from. This is part of what it means to be human.

But that is not the end of the story… or your story.

You can have healing, freedom, hope, a new beginning, and a new life because God cares for you, and we are here to support one another.

During this series based on Scripture and the Eight Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery, you will discover how everyone needs to recover from something and what the road to recovery could look like for you.

Celebrate Recovery: Healing from Your Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups | The Fifth Principle

Everyone has experienced hurt in life, and everyone, and we do mean everyone, has habits, patterns, shortcomings, and “hang-ups” that we would rather be free from. This is part of what it means to be human.

But that is not the end of the story… or your story.

You can have healing, freedom, hope, a new beginning, and a new life because God cares for you, and we are here to support one another.

During this series based on Scripture and the Eight Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery, you will discover how everyone needs to recover from something and what the road to recovery could look like for you.

Celebrate Recovery: Healing from Your Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups | The Fourth Principle

Everyone has experienced hurt in life, and everyone, and we do mean everyone, has habits, patterns, shortcomings, and “hang-ups” that we would rather be free from. This is part of what it means to be human.

But that is not the end of the story… or your story.

You can have healing, freedom, hope, a new beginning, and a new life because God cares for you, and we are here to support one another.

During this series based on Scripture and the Eight Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery, you will discover how everyone needs to recover from something and what the road to recovery could look like for you.

Celebrate Recovery: Healing from Your Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups | The Third Principle

Everyone has experienced hurt in life, and everyone, and we do mean everyone, has habits, patterns, shortcomings, and “hang-ups” that we would rather be free from. This is part of what it means to be human.

But that is not the end of the story… or your story.

You can have healing, freedom, hope, a new beginning, and a new life because God cares for you, and we are here to support one another.

During this series based on Scripture and the Eight Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery, you will discover how everyone needs to recover from something and what the road to recovery could look like for you.

Celebrate Recovery: Healing from Your Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups | The Second Principle

Everyone has experienced hurt in life, and everyone, and we do mean everyone, has habits, patterns, shortcomings, and “hang-ups” that we would rather be free from. This is part of what it means to be human.

But that is not the end of the story… or your story.

You can have healing, freedom, hope, a new beginning, and a new life because God cares for you, and we are here to support one another.

During this series based on Scripture and the Eight Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery, you will discover how everyone needs to recover from something and what the road to recovery could look like for you.

Celebrate Recovery: Healing from Your Hurts, Habits, and Hang-ups | The First Principle

Everyone has experienced hurt in life, and everyone, and we do mean everyone, has habits, patterns, shortcomings, and “hang-ups” that we would rather be free from. This is part of what it means to be human.

But that is not the end of the story… or your story.

You can have healing, freedom, hope, a new beginning, and a new life because God cares for you, and we are here to support one another.

During this series based on Scripture and the Eight Recovery Principles of Celebrate Recovery, you will discover how everyone needs to recover from something and what the road to recovery could look like for you.

Easter 2025 | How Being Honest About Your Questions and Doubts Can Resurrect Your Spiritual Life

This Lent, we will engage in a six-week, all-church study of the book Wrestling with Doubt, Finding Faith by Adam Hamilton. Weekly sermons and brand new six-week Connect Groups will study the same material throughout the series.

Everyone has doubts.

Where is God when bad things happen? Does God hear our prayers? Is there a heaven? How can we know? Often we treat such questions as the enemy of faith. But uncertainty doesn’t mean our belief is lacking. Doubt can be a path to a deeper, richer encounter with God.

In Wrestling with Doubt, Finding Faith, join best-selling author and pastor Adam Hamilton as he discusses some of our most significant sources of doubt and shows how a steady trust in God can emerge from them. You will delve into questions like:

“Does God exist? How can I know?”
“Is the Bible true?”
“Why do prayers go unanswered?”

Hamilton approaches these sources of doubt with honesty and insight, drawing on the rich wisdom of the Bible, Christian tradition, and his experience walking with thousands of people on their spiritual journey. Whether you’re a longtime Christian or someone brand new to faith, this book will lead you to a trust in God that is unafraid of hard questions.

Wrestle with doubt and find faith―belief and trust, not certainty; mystery rather than simple answers.

Wrestling With Doubt, Finding Faith | Why Do The Innocent Suffer?

This Lent, we will engage in a six-week, all-church study of the book Wrestling with Doubt, Finding Faith by Adam Hamilton. Weekly sermons and brand new six-week Connect Groups will study the same material throughout the series.

Everyone has doubts.

Where is God when bad things happen? Does God hear our prayers? Is there a heaven? How can we know? Often we treat such questions as the enemy of faith. But uncertainty doesn’t mean our belief is lacking. Doubt can be a path to a deeper, richer encounter with God.

In Wrestling with Doubt, Finding Faith, join best-selling author and pastor Adam Hamilton as he discusses some of our most significant sources of doubt and shows how a steady trust in God can emerge from them. You will delve into questions like:

“Does God exist? How can I know?”
“Is the Bible true?”
“Why do prayers go unanswered?”

Hamilton approaches these sources of doubt with honesty and insight, drawing on the rich wisdom of the Bible, Christian tradition, and his experience walking with thousands of people on their spiritual journey. Whether you’re a longtime Christian or someone brand new to faith, this book will lead you to a trust in God that is unafraid of hard questions.

Wrestle with doubt and find faith―belief and trust, not certainty; mystery rather than simple answers.

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