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When we are born we are born physically small...and then as nature has it's way we grow. That's just the way it's supposed to work. Time equals growth. Unfortunately, many Christians approach their spiritual lives the same way - they assume that over time - they will grow. But the truth is - we don't grow in our spiritual lives without purpose and intention.

In today’s episode we discuss helpful Bible reading habits, resources, and encouragement.

Wisdom and folly exist at opposite ends of the spectrum...and it should be clear which end is which. But it isn't obvious to everyone. Why? Because God chose what is foolish to shame the wise...and human wisdom isn't really wisdom at all.

In this episode, Pastor Matt & Malea share their favorite books, podcasts & studies of the year, & just reflect on 2020. Resources: Matt’s Book picks: The Gospel According to Satan – Jared Wilson Holiness, Truth & The Presence of God – Francis Frangipane The Bait of Satan – John Bevere Deep Discipleship – JT […]

As he kicks off his letter to the church in Corinth, Paul encourages the Corinthians by reminding them that they have been called and enriched by God. He reminds them that as a church they are not lacking in any necessary thing and that because God is faithful - he will sustain them until the end.

We welcomed Elder Loel Fink to the pulpit today as he shared about the secondary doctrine of spiritual warfare.

And then suddenly - we find ourselves at the end of the story. We don't know when it's coming...but we can know for sure what it will be like. Jesus will return to establish his rule. There will be final judgment. And those in Christ will be invited to the most glorious celebration in the history of creation - The Marriage Supper of the Lamb.

It is impossible to number all the ways that creation makes us pause in wonder of how awesome God is. Sometimes though we can overlook one of the most significant creations of God, which is the Church. Have you ever been in awe of the Church?

In today’s episode we share our favorite Jesus stories of the New Testament and look ahead to the last two weeks of Advent.

Jesus Christ - God's one and only son - came into the world...not to condemn it...but to save it. While his birth paints a great picture of humility..and his life serves as a model to be followed - the full purpose of his coming is found in his sacrificial death and resurrection. God's love and care for his creation comes together perfectly on the cross.