This week, we’re turning to Paul’s second letter to the Thessalonians as we continue our journey through 52 books of the Bible over the course of 2021!
Jesus is both radically inclusive and radically exclusive. He offers His grace to all while calling all to follow Him and Him alone.
Join us as we celebrate the love of our good God who calls us into His family and assures us of His care for us.
Pastor Steve reflects on what is more precious than gold this St. Patrick’s Day week.
On this one year anniversary of Steadfast, we continue our series, “Six Poisons,” thinking about the evil plans we can allow ourselves to fall into — and God’s better plans.
It can be easy to be interested in Jesus privately, to hide behind the “we” of corporate worship and church experiences. But as Nicodemus’ one on one encounter with Jesus reveals, you can’t just be near Jesus, you have to believe in Jesus to be saved!
The Prophet Haggai reminded the people about something important concerning the Lord’s calling to them. And that reminder is important for us, too!
Pastor Brad considers the role of the disciple Judas in the ministry of Jesus.
Join us as Pastor Tim turns to Colossians for this week’s encouragement from God’s Word.
Do you realize that Jesus is looking for broken messed up people who will humble themselves and follow HIM? No matter where you have wandered off to, Jesus sees you, and He wants to cover you with his Love and Grace. He gave His life for you. And He wants to welcome you into His love. He will forgive. He will heal. He will give you a future with Him.
What does it mean to have a lying tongue? Why does the Proverb distinguish it from bearing false witness? Join Pastor Tim as we continue our series on Six Poisons from Proverbs 6.
Join Pastor Tim as we return to the Minor Prophets for a look at what God will do in the future shared by the Prophet Obadiah.
As Pastor Tim begins our new series on the six poisons listed in Proverbs 6:16-19, we turn to one that often leads to the others: pride.
Melanie Haynes shares this week, turning to the story of Job. What are we to think when things go wrong?
Everyone wants to be an influencer. While influence isn’t bad, it shouldn’t be the primary goal of a Christian. True influence comes as result of a much more important, and often overlooked goal: patient endurance.
Pastor Tim wraps up our current series, looking at the judgment of God and how even judgment is a call to delight in the one who shows us mercy.
Pastor Tim takes us to the Epistle of 2 John tonight to think about how God’s commands, Truth and Love come together in our lives.
We continued our series on Romans 8, Inseparable, looking at God’s promises to show us his majesty and mercy in prayer.
Pastor Tim continues our series from Psalm 1, looking at what it means to be a “tree planted by streams of water.” It tells us more about God’s care than we might think at first!