God has designed relationships for human flourishing. In his Word he calls for us to obey our parents as children and to honor them as adults. This command comes with a promise of a full and lasting life.

Every healthy church preaches the church and raises up godly leaders. The apostle Paul explains in Titus 1 the qualifications of an elder and the role they are to play.

We interview Jane Herring who is one of our administrative assistants in the office. Additionally, she has some great insights on singleness following the sermon this past Sunday.

God has given us either the gift of singleness or the gift of marriage. Though we don't know the future, we can trust that a good God gives us what's best. So we must consider how we might use this season of my life for the glory of God?

God calls us friends (John 15), and made us to be in community with people. Seek, serve, and safeguard biblical friends.

Kevin and Weston sit down with Todd Anderson to discuss various parenting topics, from a father's perspective, that Weston didn't hit on in the recent sermon on parenting.

From general to specific, we look at what Scripture's view of parenting is, and its radically different approach to discipling our kids in the Lord.

As husbands pursue their God given role of sacrificially loving their wives, wives are called to humbly submit to their husbands. This is a voluntary choice that demonstrates trust and support. When done in a God honoring way, loving leadership and humble submission brings about peace in a covenantal marriage.

Husbands are called by God to love their wives as Christ loves the church. This is a sacrificial, sanctifying, and satisfying love that can only happen through the grace of God in the Gospel.

God is calling his people to be a light in the midst of darkness. Instead of fleeing or bunkering down as Christians, God calls for his people to intentional pursue non-believers so that they may become followers of Jesus.