Be a Crib Cleaner and Ox Keeper
Most of us love to avoid messy situations — but sometimes God calls us to messy situations to make an impact for His kingdom.
Grace from Fall
Do I see myself as I am? Do I see how God sees me? Tonight on Steadfast, we look at those important questions and how God turns the “Fall from Grace” on its head.
Soldiers of Peace
Pastor Steve continues “Words of Encouragement,” thinking about how we are called to be a different kind of soldier: a soldiers of peace for King Jesus.
52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 29: Hosea)
Jim Krenning takes us to Hosea to think about how we fail to take God seriously and live in accordance to His will.
Pop God Gets an Upgrade
Culture comes up with ways we think we can make God “better” by judging Him by our standards. The Bible calls us instead to see God as He really is and recognize how He is far better than any “god” we could dream up.
Carrying the Good News
Pastor Brad talks about how we should be the “carriers of refreshment” to a thirsty world.
God Keeps the Water Running
Why did God create me? How does understanding who God is help us to better understand His love for us? As we begin a new series looking at core beliefs the Bible teaches, we start at the one who starts everything: God.
Words of Encouragement: The Ministry of the Tongue
Last week, Pastor Steve considered when we should remain silent. There are also times we need to speak up.
52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 28: 2 Timothy)
Paul says we should remember the “sound words.” What does that mean? How does that apply to us?
Bring Back the Mission
When the Gospel advances, it always advances past me and my preferences and past my “Old Time Religion.” The Holy Spirit isn’t done with His mission when He’s reached me; instead, He invites me to join in His mission.
Doing God's Work in the "Off Season"
Pastor Brad speaks about how we focus on God’s calling to us even during the “off seasons” of life. Are we sleeping during those times or are we putting in the work?
Will I Pass the Final Exam?
Jesus tells us He will return and judge the world. What does that really mean? Should we be afraid? As we wrap up “the Future is Here,” Pastor Tim will help us consider these questions.
Words of Encouragement: A Time for Silence
Pastor Steve thinks about times of silence. The Scriptures remind us that there are times we need to be silent and not let our tongue run wild.
52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 27: Galatians)
On this Independence Day, Pastor Tim turns to Galatians to think about what true freedom looks like.
Bring Back the Grit
Jesus calls us to have a gritty faith. Do we press forward in faithfulness when challenges come or do we instead cower out of fear? Do we trust in the mission of proclaiming the Gospel or do we add our own “Gospel additions”?
Free to Live in His Righteousness
As we celebrate the blessings of freedom with the festivities of Independence Day, what is our greatest blessing?
Church's Got Talent
What does waiting for Jesus’s return look like? Are we just trying to “make it through” until the end? This week we turn to Matthew 25:14-30, looking at the “Parable of the Talents” and what it says to us about what God calls us to do with our lives right now.
Rending and Mending
Pastor Steve thinks about the sort of tailoring that happens in life — the kind we try to do to fix things and the kind that God provides that really does.
52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 26: Joshua)
What does real courage in the Lord look like? Melanie Haynes takes us to the Book of Joshua to better understand that question.
Bring Back the Altar
In the early church there was an overwhelming culture of sacrifice. There was an assumption that the needy should be cared for, and it was our job to do so. It wasn’t the role of politicians or city policies. And they believed that what the Church could do together was more powerful than any one individual, could do. Ananias and Sapphire are an example of loving self above loving God and loving their neighbor. It’s easy to make a commitment to sacrifice, until you start to feel the sacrifice. Then we want to crawl off the altar, but still get the praise.