You will forget 80% of what you don't write down.

Communion is a time to reflect and remember what Christ did on the cross. We take this time to remember as a family.

Life was never meant to be lived alone. We need each other. We help each other grow, stay accountable, and mature. We are better, stronger, and more efficient together.

Generosity is the heartbeat of God. He generously gave and wants us to as well. But what does that look like? Why do we struggle with giving? It is the thing that robs us from God's blessing. Let's look at how to live "The Blessed Life."

There are some pretty famous Bible verses. But do you know the verses before and after those verses? What can they teach us?

King Saul started off good, but then some character issues changed his focus, and his heart. What can we learn from King Saul?

Families are not perfect. We all have issues, problems, arguments, and imperfections. Rather than hide from them - let's talk about them.

We all have used an excuse at some point in our lives. Sometimes they are to get us out of trouble, or maybe to shift the blame. We see excuses in the Bible as well - but what can we learn from them?

The people we see throughout the Bible can teach us lessons on how we can react to situations in our lives today. David was anointed king, yet served King Saul. Saul and David had a very volatile relationship to the point where Saul tried to kill David multiple times. So what lessons can David's life can we learn?

We have been called us to reach people for the Kingdom of God. "Go unto all the world..." Everyone needs to hear about the love of God.

You asked the questions - we answered.

When life doesn't turn out the way you want it, frustration, anger, disappointment, and doubt all come creeping along. How do you find rest, courage, healing - if the peace you so desparately want is missing?