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Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.
Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.
Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.
Our country faces an important presidential election in November. The tension is growing, and the stakes are high. We will go to the ballot box and make choices. But what if I were to tell you that there are more important choices to make each day of our lives? We live in the constant tension of good and bad, spirit and flesh, fruit and weeds. These choices have eternal consequences. In this series, we will examine the choices God calls us to make to develop His goal of godliness in our lives.
We live in a highly sexualized culture. It seems no matter where we look the topic of sex is front and center. How do we as Christ’s followers live for God in a hyper-sexual world? In this series, we will examine the immeasurable value of our bodies and God’s ultimate plan to redeem them.
We live in a highly sexualized culture. It seems no matter where we look the topic of sex is front and center. How do we as Christ’s followers live for God in a hyper-sexual world? In this series, we will examine the immeasurable value of our bodies and God’s ultimate plan to redeem them.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we complete our study of 1 John and remind ourselves that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we continue our study of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this week as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
We live in a time that is marked by insecurity, confusion, and uncertainty. But what if we could enter another world marked by assurance, knowledge, and boldness? Join us this summer as we study the letter of 1 John and discover that our faith in Christ is not wishful thinking, but real and provides us confidence in a confusing world.
Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in her
womb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.
Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in her
womb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.
Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in her
womb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.
Music is a powerful motivator. By now, you have probably listened to some Christmas music in the stores or at home on Pandora. There are many incredible Christmas songs like Jingle Bells, White Christmas, and Winter Wonderland. But those songs do not capture the true Spirit of Christmas. The real Spirit of Christmas is found in the real songs of the characters of Christmas. It is Mary singing as she celebrates the gift of the Savior in her
womb. It is in the words Zechariah sang after his wife gave birth to their long-awaited son, John. And we hear it, especially in the song the Angels sang as they announced the birth of Jesus to a group of lowly shepherds. This December, let’s listen and learn from the real carols of Christmas.
We enjoy the company of generous people. They let us use their cabin. They share their produce from the garden. They pick up the bill at the restaurant. Generous people are a blessing. In comparison, the stingy person goes through life a bit ill-tempered. We might call it thrifty or frugal, but it is stingy. The God we serve could be described in various ways, but never stingy. In this series, we will dive beneath the surface and take a look at our hearts. Will we get a glimpse of a stingy heart or a generous one?
We enjoy the company of generous people. They let us use their cabin. They share their produce from the garden. They pick up the bill at the restaurant. Generous people are a blessing. In comparison, the stingy person goes through life a bit ill-tempered. We might call it thrifty or frugal, but it is stingy. The God we serve could be described in various ways, but never stingy. In this series, we will dive beneath the surface and take a look at our hearts. Will we get a glimpse of a stingy heart or a generous one?
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
The book of Revelation is exciting, scary, mind-boggling, and intimidating. It both attracts and repels. The truth is Revelation is relevant no matter what our personal feelings are concerning the book. And it is not just relevant, its message is desperately needed for today’s world. Join us this fall as we dive into dragons, trumpets, lampstands, and a rider on a white horse. We will discover that the book of Revelation is not a prophecy chart about the future but a call to be a disciple of Jesus, filled with hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
How many of you wish that your family and especially your parenting skills were stronger? With all the challenges facing the home today, is it possible to rise above the average cultural expectations of the home? Join us this week as we look at our fourth element of fantastic families; being able to cope with stress!
How many of you wish that your family and especially your parenting skills were stronger? With all the challenges facing the home today, is it possible to rise above the average cultural expectations of the home? Join us this week as we look at our third and most important element of fantastic families; connection with Jesus Christ!
How many of you wish that your family and especially your parenting skills were stronger? With all the challenges facing the home today, is it possible to rise above the average cultural expectations of the home? Join us this week as we look at our second element of fantastic families; communication!
How many of you wish that your family and especially your parenting skills were stronger? With all the challenges facing the home today, is it possible to rise above the average cultural expectations of the home? Join us as we explore four important elements to strengthen our family ties and help make us better Godly parents.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we look at the story of Nehemiah and learn how we can faithfully overcome discouragement.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we look at the story of Esther and how the power of God instructs us on how to steward our blessings well.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we look at the story of Daniel and his courage and faithfulness while being tempted by fear.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we look at the story of Jonathan and how as Christians today and every day our impact is greatest when we give our all to God.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we look at the story of David and the necessity of faithfulness to God.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we consider Deborah's story, how her leadership was influential during the Judges, and how we as Christians are to steward our leadership opportunities well.
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we consider through the story of Moses how God has called us to live courageously and be faithful always!
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we examine the life of Joseph, and that even amidst trials, he remains faithful and turns any bitterness he may have to forgiveness!
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we consider the narrative of Rebekah and her wholehearted generosity!
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this week as we look at the story and radical faith of Abraham, the father of God's promise!
We all like a good story. Whether it is a superhero or a damsel in distress. Stories draw us in whether it was “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away” or “once upon a time”. The Bible has its share of stories as well. Join us this summer as we read the epoch stories of men and women of faith that God used in powerful ways for His glory.
No matter what issue of the day is trending on Twitter, Facebook, or our favorite news outlet, we all seem to have an opinion. All too often, we are drawn into a clash between two opposing sides. The “us-against-them” mentality divides us and distracts us from thinking clearly and communicating lovingly like Jesus. With our concluding sermon in this series, Harold and Missy will consider from God's Word what biblical womanhood is and looks like.
No matter what issue of the day is trending on Twitter, Facebook, or our favorite news outlet, we all seem to have an opinion. All too often, we are drawn into a clash between two opposing sides. The “us-against-them” mentality divides us and distracts us from thinking clearly and communicating lovingly like Jesus. Today, we approach human sexuality. We must determine what the Bible says, and disregard what the world tries to claim our sexuality is. Join us as we dig into God's Word and understand God's great design!
No matter what issue of the day is trending on Twitter, Facebook, or our favorite news outlet, we all seem to have an opinion. All too often, we are drawn into a clash between two opposing sides. The “us-against-them” mentality divides us and distracts us from thinking clearly and communicating lovingly like Jesus. Today, we will examine money and how God graciously gives it to us to be used for our benefit and calls us to be good stewards of His gifts and not to worry.
No matter what issue of the day is trending on Twitter, Facebook, or our favorite news outlet, we all seem to have an opinion. All too often, we are drawn into a clash between two opposing sides. The “us-against-them” mentality divides us and distracts us from thinking clearly and communicating lovingly like Jesus. Today we approach politics through a lens of biblical theology to see what God intends for our good and His glory.
No matter what issue of the day is trending on Twitter, Facebook, or our favorite news outlet, we all seem to have an opinion. All too often, we are drawn into a clash between two opposing sides. The “us-against-them” mentality divides us and distracts us from thinking clearly and communicating lovingly like Jesus. In this series, we will approach five “hot topics” from our culture that often leave us empty and exhausted and discover what the Bible says about them.
Jesus entered Jerusalem on the back of a donkey to the crowd's cheers. Within a few days, he was hanging from a cross. The last week or "Holy Week" is sometimes referred to as "Passion Week." The word comes from the Latin "passio," meaning "suffering." In this series, we will examine five of the last experiences Jesus had on this earth. Join us as we study, celebrate, and worship Christ on the day of His Resurrection, which is our hope in life and in death!
Jesus entered Jerusalem on the back of a donkey to the crowd's cheers. Within a few days, he was hanging from a cross. The last week or "Holy Week" is sometimes referred to as "Passion Week." The word comes from the Latin "passio," meaning "suffering." In this series, we will examine five of the last experiences Jesus had on this earth. A study of these experiences provides us an opportunity for a greater and more passionate encounter with our Savior this Easter season.
Jesus entered Jerusalem on the back of a donkey to the crowd's cheers. Within a few days, he was hanging from a cross. The last week or "Holy Week" is sometimes referred to as "Passion Week." The word comes from the Latin "passio," meaning "suffering." In this series, we will examine five of the last experiences Jesus had on this earth. A study of these experiences provides us an opportunity for a greater and more passionate encounter with our Savior this Easter season.
Jesus entered Jerusalem on the back of a donkey to the crowd's cheers. Within a few days, he was hanging from a cross. The last week or "Holy Week" is sometimes referred to as "Passion Week." The word comes from the Latin "passio," meaning "suffering." In this series, we will examine five of the last experiences Jesus had on this earth. A study of these experiences provides us an opportunity for a greater and more passionate encounter with our Savior this Easter season.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us in our FINAL study in the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough!
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.
Is Jesus enough? That may sound like a "no-brainer," but is a valid question. Paul dealt with this question in his letter to Christians in Colossae. And we must wrestle with it as well. Do we need to add anything to Jesus in our sophisticated and modern twenty-first century? Join us as we study the book of Colossians and root ourselves and our lives in the fact that Jesus is enough.