Resolve for More

With the New Year just beginning most people have kicked off their resolutions for 2017, but how many of those resolutions are simply focused on the outside? Our soul is the only eternal part of us, but for some crazy reason, we prioritize maintaining everything else first. Today pastor Ken walks through the first simple steps of caring for your soul with daily S.O.A.P devotions.

What if you poured out your thimble’s worth of questions, thoughts, feelings, worries and so to the Lord, and stayed put long enough for Him to fill your thimble up, consistently for several days . . . you know what would happen?

Today's sermon challenges you to look at your prayer life and to spend more time talking to God.

With our third installment of Resolve For More, Pastor Ken challenges us to get to the heart of our finances and gives a practical first step to fully committing to the Lord through stewardship.

Christian community keeps us from drifting and encourages us on the path to holiness. As we're resolving for more, the people of Faithbridge are here to take this journey with you. Grow Group and Discipleship Director Luann Riley, talks about taking steps to resolve for more, together.

We can’t deny there is sometimes a painful churning in our hearts that makes prayer and relationships with others so difficult. Prayer baggage can be a product of these painful burdens we carry that prevent us from freely conversing with our Creator. Today Pastor Dan brings truth to the lies of these burdens in Matthew 11:28-30

Care & Bridging Pastor Dan Slagle continues with part 6 of the series, “Resolve For More.” A few weeks ago, Pastor Ken addressed how we can read the Bible as part of our soul care with the SOAP Bible study plan. Today, Pastor Dan dives in and answer the question, “why?”

Focusing on the why behind stewardship, Pastor Ken brings to mind the truth that everything belongs to the Lord and how this truth should guide the way we steward our money and resources. Because you’ll never stay on task with methods of how to do it, if you haven’t first become convinced as to why it’d even be worth the time, effort and energy, to be good stewards.