Fresh Life Church

Death isn't the end of the road, it's a bend in the road. Discover how Jesus's death marked the end of your old life, the end of the crushing weight of sin, the end of climbing the ladder of religion, and the end of dying in despair.

We're taking an unlikely path to God-given greatness. We all crave greatness but we tend to pursue it in ways that actually move us further and further from it. We're looking at the method, timing, and focus of Jesus on His way to the cross as we examine what true greatness and glory look like. 

The lies we believe can lock us up on the inside. Tap into the truth that comes from believing in Jesus–the one who doesn't just speak truth but is truth– and find that He is the only one who can set you free.

What does it look like to say to God, “I mean business?” Learn what true, biblical fasting is, what it is not, and how it helps you trade tepid and casual in your walk with God for a spiritual life of strength and power. 

What do you do when your best isn’t good enough? Discover that when you get to the end of yourself, you find the beginning of Jesus. What he has for you and wants to unlock inside of you is better.

Your love life impacts all of your life. Discover what true love looks like, how to be capable of loving others, and how to be perfectly loved.

God saw the need for companionship so He created marriage. Discover what you should think about when you think about marriage so your relationship will be sweet, strong and centered on God.

Sex is God-given, so it should be God-governed. Whether it blesses you or destroys you depends how you’re holding it and who you’re taking instructions from. So we’re learning what to think about when we think about sex so that we don’t trade what is valuable for what is common.

We cannot live right or love right if we don’t first learn to think right. In everything, but especially in the context of relationships, God is not the author of confusion, but rather, of peace. When we find ourselves confused, we need to get back to God's intentions and find that He offers us clarity and confidence in our purpose, plans, and relational pursuits.

We may not know what the next day, month, or even five years may hold, but whatever may come, as we consider the things which cannot be taken away, we find the power and simplicity of Jesus and His Word. By keeping Christ and His word at the center of our lives, we find that His promises, faithfulness, and work in us cannot be taken away.