In 1 Corinthians 8, we learn how we can make decisions in the “gray areas” of life. Specifically, how to live out our faith in situations not explicitly covered by scripture. We will see the importance of prioritizing love over knowledge and exercising our personal freedoms to build others up instead of causing them to stumble.

The second half of Hebrews 5 challenges us to move past infancy and continue our spiritual growth. In Hebrews 6 we’ll study strong warnings that describe what happens to people who abandon their faith and reject God.

This weekend we will see that Paul highlights the importance of serving the Lord without distraction, whether married or single, and encourages believers to live in a way that honors God in their current situation. Our study will show the value of devotion to God and the freedom to serve Him wholeheartedly in every season of life.

In Hebrews 4 we see the desired plan of the Lord for us to enter His REST.  We will dig into what that means and how to diligently pursue it.  Then, as we transition to Hebrews 5, we discover WHO we are resting in and how Jesus is Superior to all others.

In this message called "Real Faith," we study 2 Kings 4:1-7 and learn four powerful principles for living by faith. We will also discover how to pass our faith to the next generation as we run the race God has marked out for us.

Dive in as we explore Gods good design and timeless truths for marriage, singleness, and purity in an increasingly confusing world.

In Hebrews Chapter 3 we’ll see great reminders about Jesus’ superiority and some strong warnings about keeping the faith. Then, we’ll examine the dangers of unbelief and learn about God’s rest, including how new covenant believers enter it.

In 1 Corinthians 6:12-20, we learn the importance of recognizing our bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit and are taught to live in a way that reflects purity and holiness. We also see the need to exercise responsibility in our freedoms, flee from all sexual immorality, and live honoring God with our body, soul, and spirit.

As we start Hebrews 2, the writer gives a warning to the Jewish believers about drifting away from the truth about Jesus. The humanity of Jesus was highlighted, and we see how His death destroyed the power that Satan had over death. The chapter concludes by introducing the concept that Jesus is our High Priest.