In week 2 of Love Is the Agenda, Pastors Rick Henderson and Otis Hall talk about serving our community and internationally.
In the final week of the Regifting series Rick asks this question, "Do you ever feel the desire to present yourself as an enhanced version of the real you?"
The work God needs to do in you, matters far more than the work you think He needs to do through you. –Sam Alberry
In many areas of life, freedom is not so much the absence of restrictions as finding the right ones, the liberating restrictions. ~Tim Keller
The way of Jesus is the antithesis of the world’s WAY, and yet it’s the achievement of the world’s WANTS.
EVERYTHING that it means to be a disciple is fully applied to EVERYONE who follows Jesus.
How has your life been impacted by generosity? What generosity story could you tell? Is there a generosity story that you would like to be able to tell one day? Believe it or not, this is one of the central plotlines of the biblical story.
What is your heart, your ambition, your life SET ON? If it is anything other than being with God in heaven, it is the wrong thing.
Our culture, our society might be on a kind of seesaw. That means our community knows the feeling of worries rising and the sense of love declining.
Today we are going to take a look at some key moments in the life of the prophet, Elijah, from the Old Testament.
If we are going to join Jesus in being FOR people, let’s join Jesus in being WITH people.
Can the story of Jesus' resurrection be true? Was it a real, historical event? If so, what does that mean for us?
Pastor Rick Henderson explains several reasons for why we can trust what we read in The Bible.
When it comes to Christianity, one of the most common questions asked is, “If God is so good, why does he allow suffering, pain, and hurt?”
In part two of our series, The Great Divide, Pastor Svea Merry examines this difficult question through a story of her loss.
Is it okay to doubt Jesus and his claims? Is it alright to have and ask questions about our faith? Does having doubts mean we aren’t followers of Jesus? Pastor Rick Henderson addresses these questions in part one as he unpacks Matthew 11.