Who do we believe Jesus is? It’s a question we can’t avoid, and one Jesus Himself asked His disciples. Is He simply a great teacher, a prophet, someone sent by God? Or is He who He claimed to be: the Messiah? It is perhaps the most important question anyone needs to answer because, if Jesus really is who He says He is, then it should impact every area of our lives.
Read MoreWe all want our lives to count for something. But too often we look for meaning and value in the wrong places—success, pleasure, wealth, relationships, and achievement. As we explore the book of Ecclesiastes, we learn that these things never satisfy. However, through Jesus, we have the hope of eternity and the assurance that a life lived in faithfulness to Him has lasting significance.
Read MoreWhether you're naturally a thinker or a feeler, God invites you into a deeper relationship that engages both your heart and your mind. The Psalms show us how real spiritual maturity isn't choosing between thinking and feeling—it's learning to engage God with both by bringing every emotion honestly before Him, while allowing his truth to lead us into healing, hope and freedom.
Read MoreNone of us set out to mess up, but few people actually finish as well as they started in their faith. What causes us to drift away from God in this way? Through the life of Solomon, we see how areas of compromise in our spiritual walk can grow until we look just like the world around us.
Read MoreWhen God gives us a promise, He also invites us into a process that makes us ready for it. But we can all be tempted to try to shortcut this process at times. The lives of King Saul and King David give us two contrasting realities of what happens when we try to take a shortcut versus being willing to embrace the process.
Read MoreAs we begin our journey through the rise and fall of the Kingdom of Israel, we start in 1 Samuel 8, a passage that confronts us with a searching question: where do we place our trust? Where we place our trust reveals who our true king is—and what we rely on when everything else is shaken.
Read MoreAs we enter Act 5 of the Story of Scripture, we see that Jesus entrusts the mission of advancing His Kingdom to the church. For many, this can feel overwhelming, as if the responsibility rests entirely on our shoulders. But God is the one at work, and our role is simply to partner with Him through the Holy Spirit.
Read MoreAs we trace the story of Israel, we see a pattern of human failure met by divine faithfulness, reminding us that our relationship with God has never depended on our perfection but on His faithfulness to fulfil His covenant promise.
Read MoreOn Sunday, we acknowledged the transition into the new year by giving God an opportunity to speak into our lives as we looked back at 2025 and sought His guidance and counsel for 2026.
Read MoreTake some time out of the busyness of your Christmas schedule to pause, with a short candlelit service and traditional carols as we celebrate the true meaning of this season, the birth of Jesus.
Read MoreJesus used the symbolism of the Passover meal—a celebration of God’s past deliverance—to usher in a new covenant. In doing so, He established a new way to remember: not what we must bring, but that He became what was needed, fulfilling what we never could. Now we no longer need to strive to measure up but instead are invited to live from the fullness of God's grace.
Read MoreThe world is chronically busy. Our attempts to fit in more and more activity have led to widespread exhaustion and burnout. Thankfully, this isn't how Jesus wants us to live. In fact, being a follower of Jesus often means learning to resist the frantic busyness of our culture and embracing the easy yoke of Jesus.
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