"Less is more" defines a pursuit of God that some find helps them press near God's heart in worship.

What is it about being outside that helps us see the handiwork of God and draws us to deeper truths about Him?

We are reminded in the Garden of Gethsemane of Jesus' agonizing prayer and how He was drawing near to God.  In this new series, "Streams of Living Water", we will find ways that we can draw near to God.

In the book of Colossians, Paul addresses an issue about style of worship: "how will we worship".

There is much dividing one generation from another but there is one who longs to bring us all together.

There are many different expressions of worship found throughout the Bible.  God wants us to worship Him and even express our worship; and perhaps find new ways of connecting with Him.

How do you prepare yourself as you come to worship on Sunday?

Have you sensed God seeking?  How do you respond to God when you sense the nearness of His presence?

There is both a welcome and a warning when it comes to corporate worship.

Worship is more than music; it's a lifestyle.  But how do you make that worship meaningful?  The Bible gives us several strategies, and we'll explore three of those ways to make worship real.

True worship begins with a hunger for God. And one of the most fundamental questions is, "What is worship?"

We are all emotional beings.  So when we are faced with something that brings out emotions in us, how do we respond?

Some of us live with fools, work with fools, and maybe would admit that we are fools.  What is a fool and what do we do with them?

Families come in all sorts of different shapes and sizes.  What does God have to say about making family life a taste of heaven?

It doesn't take a lot of words to communicate a big message.  What kinds of words are you speaking; and what words does Jesus Christ speak to us?