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We all struggle with stress from time to time. Whether is is caused by work, parenting, or busy seasons, we must learn to avoid the extremes and to rethink the way we respond to it.

The apostle Paul described contentment as a “secret” that he had to learn. The Puritan Jeremiah Burroughs called it a “rare jewel” that one must seek out. One thing is certain: in a competitive, prideful, materialistic world, we will never stumble into contentment. The Bible teaches us that we will find it only as we turn our eyes to God, our Provider, trusting Him to give us what we need and thanking Him for what He has given.

Worship is not just a service on Sunday mornings or Wednesday evenings or when we gather with other believers.  God is inviting us into a life of worship.  Join us for a discovery of what it means to really worship God and how to do it.  You will be praising God by the end of this plan.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy to put stillness aside and be distracted by the wrong things. Join us in this Abide plan as we meditate on the God's commandment to be still.