Adrift: Dangerous Waters (Part 1)
We don’t often realize when we’re drifting. In part one of the new Adrift series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the signs and potential dangers of drifting and coming back to
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Is The Lord’s Arm Too Short?
If you’re always just doing the things that you feel that you can do, you leave no room for God. Wes DeVries from Sweets Corners Church talks about spinning tires,
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Goodness Goggles
What you believe will affect how you live. Mark Vanderwier challenges us to look at our circumstances through the lens of God’s goodness.
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Happy New Year: Live Your Life Away (Part 5)
We’re tempted to think that all of our treasure is meant for our pleasure. In the fifth and final part of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier talks about
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Do you realizing that You could be the greatest thief in your life? In part four of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier talks about the writing on the
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Truly happy people realize that the path they are on is leading them somewhere. In part three of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier reminds us not about going
Continue readingHappy New Year: Peace (Part 2)
Anything that undermines peace in your life, undermines your happiness. In part two of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier talks about loving three groups of people and the
Continue readingHappy New Year: The Pursuit (Part 1)
It’s amazing how many of the choices we think will make us happy do the opposite. In part one of the Happy New Year series; Mark Vanderwier talks about what
Continue readingIt’s Personal: For All of Us (Part 5)
What good is it if there’s peace on earth but there’s war in your family; and war with yourself? In part five of the It’s Personal series; Mark Vanderwier talks
Continue readingIt’s Personal: Christ My Lord! (Part 4)
Sometimes in our culture that awe of Jesus gets lost… In part four of the It’s Personal series; Mark Vanderwier reminds us that it’s not all about the signs and
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