What if we moved from consumer Christianity to sold-out contributing disciples? Consumers get the message. Contributors get the miracle.

At some point in our walk with God, we have to make the switch from just being a professing "Christian" to becoming a genuine Disciple. How we do that is easier than you might think.

Attending church is like working out and having a personal quiet time with God every day is like a good diet. Both are important, but the diet is 80% of the results.

Church made simple. Lead Pastor Dan DeBell takes us through Acts 2:42-47 and shows us how this applies to the future of Home Church.

Throughout history, we have painted Jesus as a very serious and somber person, but was He really like that all the time? If so, is it possible to be a Christian and still have fun?

Many people want something for nothing when it comes to the things of God. How can we expect God to give us something if we have not invested in His Kingdom?

Many modern-day christians say they want to be like Jesus, but they do not serve anywhere at their church. However, Jesus showed us that true greatness is measured in terms of service.

If we're not careful, we can base our Christianity on a weekly church experience rather than a Christlike lifestyle that we live out. With that in mind, is it still necessary to gather together in a large group?

We reject religion and embrace relationship.

We're not here to follow rules, we're here to follow Jesus.

We put God first in everything we do.

If God's not first in it, He's not in it at all.