I didn’t deserve to be loved or welcomed by God, but he demonstrated his love in this: while I was still his enemy, Christ died in order to welcome

Our culture today seems to have a totalizing narrative. As in, you must fall 100% in line with the program, or else you’re the enemy.

Thanks to this brightly lit piece of electronic bliss in my pocket, I can literally see into anywhere on the planet.

As pastors, we are convinced that we need to invest time digging into the topic of justice.

We can so easily choose to view worship as simply an act that we engage in Sunday mornings, but why does God command this of us?

The word “belief” occurs ninety-eight times in John, far more than any other book of the Bible.

The story of Jonah isn’t just about [spoiler alert] a reluctant missionary and the repentance of a notoriously wicked, ancient city.

We are actually clothing and beautifying our future selves for the day we will be wedded to Christ!

Last Sunday, we shared our decision to now make masks optional at our Sunday morning services.