Pastor Chuck reveals in his message that weekly worship is his number one burnout buster. Hear why soul rest is so important to beating burnout. Learn from an unhurried Jesus why "work from rest" beats "rest from work" as the better strategy to experience the deep serenity your soul craves.

Does this sound familiar — you're exhausted from the busyness that is your life, but you can't quite figure out what you accomplished today? There's just so much going on. You're on the verge of burnout (or you're already there...) Something has to change, but what? In week two of this series, learn how to resist the busy label and create the kind of balance in life that God wants for you.

Studies show that symptoms of burnout are at alarmingly high levels for both adults and children. This crisis is taking a toll on the emotional, physical, and spiritual health of individuals, couples, and families. God created us to flourish in this life! If we don't develop intentional habits to combat burnout, we continue to drift further into its pit.

Over and over, John addresses us as "children." In his message, Pastor Jim will help you further understand how you and everyone you encounter are loved children of God. This has implications for how you experience your faith. This final study session explores issues of victory in Christ as we learn once more from the apostle who was an eyewitness to the ministry of our one true source of hope—Jesus!

Love God and love others. It's a simple formula, right? This shouldn't be hard, but life is messy. Something as basic as love can get complicated when our busy lives collide with God's commands. In this message, Pastor Chuck Schlie will get into chapter 4 of 1 John and break down what scripture says about giving and receiving love.

Have you given much thought to where your confidence and joy come from? If you're like a lot of people, it likely comes from your accomplishments. The goals you've met and the money you make matter to the world. But what if there's a better way to measure your self-worth? On Sunday, Pastor Chuck will use the third chapter of 1 John to help you see yourself as God sees you. Find out His view of you and how it can affect your view of yourself this Sunday.

As an eyewitness of Jesus's ministry, John has a message for believers. He wrote instructions down in a letter to the church—the Bible book of 1 John. What he had to say to us is as significant now as it was 2000 years ago. Pastor Jim goes into the second chapter of John's letter to us "dear children." Confronting sin, darkness, and antichrists, John shows us how we ought to respond.

As the last of the disciples, John wrote 1 John to remind Christians how to live, how to love, and how to be the Body of Christ in the world. His letter is a chance for us to learn from the last eyewitness of the teachings, miracles, and resurrection of Jesus. Pastor Chuck Schlie introduces us to this series and this letter to the Church in this first message.

We all have a tendency to ask ourselves the question, Am I enough? We wonder if our accomplishments, gifts, and work mean anything. It's an unfortunate fact that we measure our worth according to the world's measuring stick and not God's. In this message, guest pastor Maxx Fisher asks us to consider our unique talents and abilities in light of the role God wants us to play in advancing the gospel. The truth is, we do have purpose—we just need to view it from the perspective of God's Kingdom, not our own.

Like an athlete, Christians too need training. Living out your faith is not a spectator sport! It requires focus, discipline, and—sometimes—endurance. If you want to grow your relationship with Jesus and win others to the faith, Pastor Jim will give you some great advice from an unlikely source—Chris Pratt's speech from the MTV Generation Awards.