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What does it mean when Jesus says "blessed are the meek?" This week we look at this often misunderstood passage and see what it means for our lives.
Growing in our faith is important but how do we do it? This series will take a look at four catalyst that every believer can use to grow their faith. The first catalyst: Scripture.
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God has called us out of a life of mediocrity. But sometimes we feel unprepared or undeserving of that calling. This week, we look at how God used a nation of former slaves to bring down the most fortified city on the planet. As we begin a new year, what does God have in store for you?
The world is a broken place but God has chosen His people to do something about it. So, how do we respond? Caring for others allows us to demonstrate love and grace but we have to believe that Care Starts With Me.
Worship should be natural for followers of Jesus. But what about when life is filled with problems? In the last week of Fight For Your Life, we learn how we can fight to turn our problems into praise.
Light is a powerful thing. It overcomes darkness and allows us to see any danger. In the final week of Illuminate, we see Jesus teaching His followers to be a light so that others may see our good deeds and glorify our Father in heaven.
One of the most powerful things we can do is forgive others. Jesus teaches in the parable of the unforgiving servant that we forgive, not because someone deserves it, but because we have been forgiven.
A house is only as strong as its foundation. Our lives are no different. Jesus teaches in the parable of the builders that the life we are building is only as strong as the foundation we are building on.
Jesus often told stories to illuminate a deeper truth. In the parable of the Sower, Jesus teaches about the massive potential of the gospel if it takes root in the heart of the believer.
Do you ever wonder why we pray if God already knows what we need? This week we look at the Lord's Prayer and see that prayer is not about our information but about our transformation.
We're wrapping up our series "Next Steps" with a review of the six steps in the Next Steps process. Our Community Groups and Students Pastor Matt Oswalt walks through process and challenges us to take our next step by asking the question, "What does your follow Jesus look like?"
We're beginning a new series that will help shape the culture of our church. Next Steps is helping us move forward in our relationship with God, and we begin by looking at the first step, salvation.