We are all pulled in so many directions in life, but we are called to be committed to God above all others. We cannot be loyal to many masters at... read more →
For the next few weeks, we will be in a sermon series called “Living Generously.” The basic premise is that giving is a better posture for our souls than receiving.... read more →
When we encounter difficult Scripture, it’s best to dive in head first. Sure, we could ignore it or try to explain it away. But there is goodness in all of... read more →
Why do we do the same thing every week in church? There is something about meeting God that calls us to worship—to open ourselves to His grace and love, and... read more →
The third tool of our faith is service. Study and prayer are both integral to a developed faith, but without service, it’s like we’re constantly practicing but never getting to... read more →
Prayer is one of the most important tools for building a lasting relationship with God. We can’t have a relationship without having a conversation—it’s that simple. And when we speak... read more →
This week, we pray for our children as they pack up their backpacks and get back to school. The things they take with them each day are tools that help... read more →
Jesus said that the bread of life is food for eternity that comes down from our Father in heaven. He was talking about Himself, about Communion, and about the church. Just... read more →
In John's Gospel, there is no familiar story of the Last Supper. However, the sixth chapter, which is Jesus' exposition on the bread of life, begins with the feeding of... read more →
What makes a great leader? Jesus is our Good Shepherd not merely because he exhibited good leadership skills, but because he looks down upon us with compassion and desires that... read more →