There is great freedom in believing, as the psalmist said, that you are fearfully and wonderfully made. God made each of us for a specific purpose. No one else can do what God has planned for us like we can. Don't compare you to anyone. Like the poet Oscar Wilde wrote, "Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."

As Pastor Tyson said in the beginning of our "Joy" series, "Joy is a mindset focused on the future not the present or the past." This week, in "Humility Brings Joy", if our future focus is not on Jesus, but on ourselves, it produces anxiety, which is our frustration at our ability to be God.

Children's Pastor Richard Harvey "builds" our faith this week, bringing us the message, "LEGO Your Circumstances".

Pastor Tyson starts a new series this week called, "Joy". Joy is not happiness. Happiness depends on circumstances and those can change. Joy is found in the Lord and He never changes!

The River's First Lady, Lynn Priest, brings a great word to us today. If you're fearful of talking to your co-workers or family about God, know that the conversation is worth the cost.

Continuing our series, "Salty, Bro?" this week with "Deal With It" Pastor Tyson encourages us not let the bitter root of being offended grow into something that will choke out the working of the Holy Spirit in your life.

Amy Eades brings us a great message this Mother's Day with new definitions of "Coming and Going".

Have you ever wondered what it was like to be in the upper room with Jesus and the disciples during the Last Supper? Pastor Tyson takes into the upper room for some "Dinner Lessons" on this Palm Sunday.

Who better to speak on the the snowy, last day of March than the best weather person in Indianapolis, Chuck Lofton!