One key discipline for our faith is that of giving and stewardship. For a follower of Jesus stewardship means cheerfully giving away what God has already given to you, motivated by the gospel, for the benefit of the church and the poor. We look to 2 Corinthians 8-9 this week to help us see this illustrated.

In Hebrews 10:19-25 the author gives us some amazing encouragements as a church community. Just as prayer and the Scriptures are vital tools in our growth, so is the practice of community with the people of God. This includes regular gathering around the gospel in formal and informal settings.

As Americans, we all have an opportunity to vote for our representatives. As followers of Jesus, everything about how we approach elections, treat others who disagree with us, and vote should be affected by our allegiance to the Kingdom of God. In today’s message we explore how Titus 3:1-11 teaches us this.

As we continue our practical series Faith Survival Guide we look at the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6:5-15. In it Jesus gives us a practical template for regular personal prayer, one focused on the grandness of the Kingdom of God but also our menial daily needs.

Personal study of God’s Word is one of the most beneficial disciplines for a Christian because the Scriptures are altogether true & dependable, bringing life, wisdom, joy, and enlightenment. In this message for our Faith Survival Guide series we explore Psalm 19 to see this together.

Our brand new practical fall series Faith Survival Guide kicks off this week : A key tool for our faith to survive and thrive in challenging times is perseverance, the ability to endure through hardship, which comes from the firm, fixed, and foundational reality of justification by faith in Jesus Christ.

In our final message from our series in the Gospel According to John, we look at the author's final thoughts in the book. In his parting words from his gospel John shares how Jesus restored Peter to his calling. In the process he shows us how we are to individually and uniquely follow Jesus in our own calling today.

Between the resurrection and Pentecost, an encounter Jesus has with His disciples over an ordinary breakfast reveals a risen God who continues to miraculously provide for them and serve them. It’s the same for us today.

In John 20:19-31, the risen Jesus speaks a word of holistic peace to us, backed up by firm evidence of nail holes and a pierced side on a victoriously resurrected body. It is all meant to give us unshakable faith as we walk in the mission He has given to us.