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The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
As we follow Jesus, we quickly learn to invest in things that carry eternal value and the Kingdom of God is what we are told to seek first. The challenge: When you examine your life, where does your treasure truly lie?
As we follow Jesus, we quickly learn to invest in things that carry eternal value and the Kingdom of God is what we are told to seek first. The challenge: When you examine your life, where does your treasure truly lie?
As we follow Jesus, we quickly learn to invest in things that carry eternal value and the Kingdom of God is what we are told to seek first. The challenge: When you examine your life, where does your treasure truly lie?
We throw around the word discipleship a lot, but do we actually know what it means and looks like in daily practice? Today, we further unpack what being a Christian ultimately calls us to as we FOLLOW Jesus.
We throw around the word discipleship a lot, but do we actually know what it means and looks like in daily practice? In this series, we’re unpacking what being a Christian ultimately calls us to as we FOLLOW Jesus.
We throw around the word discipleship a lot, but do we actually know what it means and looks like in daily practice? In this series, we’re unpacking what being a Christian ultimately calls us to as we FOLLOW Jesus.
We throw around the word discipleship a lot, but do we actually know what it means and looks like in daily practice? In this series, we’re unpacking what being a Christian ultimately calls us to as we FOLLOW Jesus.
We throw around the word discipleship a lot, but do we actually know what it means and looks like in daily practice? In this series, we’re unpacking what being a Christian ultimately calls us to as we FOLLOW Jesus.
We often struggle to determine the will of God for our lives in various seasons. What if there was grace for us to decide and It wasn’t as hard as we make it? Today, we discuss how God gives us freedom to choose and how there’s grace from Him in the middle of it.
It’s the Christmas season and we all have our lists of what we want most. What is your most desired gift? What if there was something greater to unwrap for you today?
It’s the Christmas season and we all have our lists of what we want most. What is your most desired gift? What if there was something greater to unwrap for you today?
It’s the Christmas season and we all have our lists of what we want most. What is your most desired gift? What if there was something greater to unwrap for you today?
It’s the Christmas season and we all have our lists of what we want most. What is your most desired gift? What if there was something greater to unwrap for you today?
Both Jews and gentiles alike have been grafted into the faith through Jesus. All are equal and have access to security in Him.
Both Jews and gentiles alike have been grafted into the faith through Jesus. All are equal and have access to security in Him.
God doesn't show favoritism. All are presented equal in Christ and all who trust have been grafted in by His finished work.
Paul makes it clear. If you suppress the truth and elevate created things over the Creator, you will see fall out in your life. We have all fallen short, yet His grace still awaits for any and all who would believe and trust in Him.
When we give way to elevating creation over the Creator, we ensnare ourselves in idolatry. No thing could every fill the place that God is meant to fill in our lives. What do you put your time, happiness, trust, and fulfillment in today?
The righteous live by faith and living by faith requires waiting upon the Lord at times. So we take courage and put our hope in our stronghold and refuge, Jesus Christ.
The message we share with the world is Jesus. Paul saw that and expresses in his writings to the Romans just how imperative it is to put our trust in the Creator rather than the created.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
God doesn’t intend for us to live in isolation. If you’re attempting to live life alone, you’re not truly living life.
God didn’t intend for us to live in isolation. He specifically designed us to crave and grow in community with others.
Regardless of the classes, qualifiers, or lines we tend draw... you can have a seat at the table. "Will you trust in Jesus?", is the question.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
The message we carry is Jesus. Paul saw that in" "his ministry of the gospel, and so should we. Jesus is the sent one, the savior, and God.
In Colossians we see the Supremacy and the Sufficiency of Jesus and how that compels us to good works.
In Colossians we see the Supremacy and the Sufficiency of Jesus and how that compels us to good works.
In Colossians we see the Supremacy and the Sufficiency of Jesus and how that compels us to good works.
In Colossians we see the Supremacy and the Sufficiency of Jesus and how that compels us to good works.
In Colossians we see the Supremacy and the Sufficiency of Jesus and how that compels us to good works.
In Colossians we see the Supremacy and the Sufficiency of Jesus and how that compels us to good works.
We desire to connect people to Jesus, grow in community, and engage our community in mission.
The most fundamental aspect of generous giving is the understanding that all we have belongs to God.
Jesus gives us one thing in the new covenant to focus on—loving humanity. It's by our love for others that we are to be known as followers of Jesus.
In the Gospel of John, we find seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself that teach us a great deal about who He is!
In the Gospel of John, we find seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself that teach us a great deal about who He is!
In the Gospel of John, we find seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself that teach us a great deal about who He is!
In the Gospel of John, we find seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself that teach us a great deal about who He is.
In the Gospel of John, we find seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself that teach us a great deal about who He is!
When the light of the world becomes the light of your world, you never have to walk in darkness again.
In the Gospel of John, we find seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself that teach us a great deal about who He is!
We often refer to the church as a family, and as such, there are some important implications of this concept.
The church is made up of a diverse group of gifted people with the ability to love and serve one another.
Maurice Young, known as The Advocate For The Homeless, shares his story as he gave up everything to love and serve the homeless in our community.
The balance of Kingdom life calls for perfection but also a constant recognition of our tendency to fail.
Trusting God to provide for ALL our needs proves that we truly believe He is our Father and King.
Jesus desires for us to be a people of loyalty. Is God our most valued treasure? Taking a deeper look into our hearts, we can find out.
Jesus desires for us to be a people of prayer. In addition, He also models for us what that looks like and how we can come to God.
Jesus’ method to change the world is for His people to live so counter-cultural that it begs the world to ask questions.
When you show compassion for others and suffer for doing what is right, the kingdom is your reward.
Jesus lived out what he taught and set an example of what it means to be blessed and a part of his kingdom.
The Kingdom is now, and not yet. The King has expectations and they are completely contrary to what we are normally told is important.
When your memories exceed your dreams, the end is near...BUT..when your dreams exceed your memories, you pioneer.
God has always intended for us to be in community with others. Therefore, He has created us to be “FOR” other people.
God has blessed our church with potential, and given us an assignment to be faithful stewards of the potential He has entrusted to us.
The early description of the infant church in the book of Acts has much to say about how we should be practicing our faith everyday.
The early description of the infant church in the book of Acts has much to say about how we should be practicing our faith everyday.
The early description of the infant church in the book of Acts has much to say about how we should be practicing our faith everyday.
While on earth, Jesus taught us more than just how to pray a simple prayer. In his final days, he taught us how to stand in the gap and pray for others through intercession.
Depression is one of the darkest emotions but the Bible has much to say to help battle depression.
When we grow in godly love, our capacity for faith and hope grows, thus changing the world around us.
The Biblical definition of Hope is very different from how we normally think of and use the word "hope."
The answer to how we grow in faith is not some secret formula. Instead, the secret lies in something we've always known.
While faith may seem like blind trust, it actually makes everything we believe more concrete.
The story of the Magi stirs our hearts to look beyond our familiar comforts and remember that it is our joyful duty to bring that gospel to all nations for the glory of God.
Just as God called the shepherds to witness and testify to Christ’s birth, so we are called to herald the saving work of His death and resurrection.
With hindsight, we see in Jesus the fulfillment of all that the prophets spoke concerning the Messiah.
Our identity is not found in what we do, what people say about us, or what we have. These are false hopes that will never fulfill us. Only Christ can do that.
Once we understand that we are only stewards of someone else's money, we will realize that we are not free to do whatever we want with it.
Until we understand money in its proper context, we will never be as generous as we could and should be.
Sometimes, we have to go through storms (stuff) in order to recognize and understand where our faith truly is.
God is able to do more through our passions for His glory than we could ever imagine. We need to Dream Big!
God is glorified when we use the things we are passionate about to point people to Him.
God is glorified in redemption because we are totally dependent on Him if we are to be redeemed.
The Book of Acts ends in the same way it began, with the Kingdom being proclaimed and the name of Jesus spreading.
The way in which we live our lives is the litmus test to what, we as Christians, actually believe.
We should always be weary about a line of thinking that tries to add something to the Gospel.
We are all living a story. The important question is, who is at the center of your story?
When the Kingdom is our treasure, we can't help but be courageous witnesses of Jesus Christ.
The Gospel multiplies when God meets us where we are, tells us the truth about ourselves and then we respond.
From the time of the early church until now, nothing has changed. We are still called to be Spirit-empowered witnesses to our Jerusalem and the ends of the earth.
In this series, we are answering some of the most common questions about faith, God and Christianity.
In this series, we are answering some of the most common questions about faith, God and Christianity.
In this series, we are answering some of the most common questions about faith, God and Christianity.
In this series, we are answering some of the most common questions about faith, God and Christianity.
True community occurs through transparency of imperfections and genuine support of others.
Make the time you have with your kids count by building into the quantity of your everyday moments, the space to create quality moments.
Marriage is intended to be a picture of the relationship between Christ and The Church, and is reflected in the way that husbands and wives interact with one another.
The Gospel is the common thread that should inform every one of our earthly relationships.
We must have the courage to get rid of the things in our life that distract us from being fully devoted to God.
God is calling you to be courageous and overcome your own self-image so that he can use you.
No matter your current situation, the Christ child born on Christmas, gives us all the opportunity to become a part of God’s family.
The third candle in the advent Wreath is called the Joy candle or the Shepherds Candle.
The peace that Jesus brings can calm our hearts even as we try to manage the highest of expectations this Advent Season.
What you talk about repeatedly displays whether you have a grateful or complaining heart.
A grateful heart can be cultivated by understanding mercy and grace, seeing God at work, and taking action.
Promotion, like anything else, is from God and to God. If we fail to see this, promotion becomes something we must overcome.
To overcome discouragement you must remain faithful, have Godly relationships, and bless others.
The older you get the more it takes to fill your heart with wonder, and only God is big enough to fill it.
We, who are royal priests, intercede with boldness and persistence for those who are not yet royal priests.
You can have confidence you have eternal life because by the power of the Holy Spirit that is in you, you believe, love and obey Jesus.
To win our battle against sin and strongholds, we must learn the art of confession, protecting ourselves from future temptations and renewing our minds.
Our love for one another testifies to the world of our love for God and our commitment to follow Jesus.
God's love is manifested to us in many ways, but most primarily, we see it in His sending His son to die for us.
The way we manage our resources has implications not just for ourselves, but for the Kingdom as a whole.
Our identity in Christ makes us a family of missionary servants, sent as disciples who make disciples.
What you believe about God is the most important thing about you, because what you believe shapes who you are.
The gospel is the good news about something that has happened, will happen, and is happening right now.