Miphibosheth lived most of his life in fear of a King who had a very different plan for him.  What if the King (David) was really not who Miphibosheth thought he was, and what if Miphibosheth was not really who he saw himself as in relation to the king?  JD Woods shares how this relationship between David and Miphibosheth illustrates how some of us might experience our relationship to The King Of Kings.

The problem wasn't the honey, the problem was the way Samson went about getting the honey.  

Guest Speaker Ranjo Clements from GCF Vineyard in Wilmore, KY shares a word in the Milk and Honey series.  

Daniel Rogers brings the opening week of our latest series Milk and Honey. 

Jesus is the living cornerstone.  What is a cornerstone?  Why is it significant that Peter makes it clear that God has made Jesus the cornerstone of a new thing?  What does it mean that we too are now called living stones?  

"Who do you say that I am?"  The full answer to this question is only revealed to you by God Himself, and when He reveals to you who He is, you also begin to see who you are because of Him.

Abraham take your son, your only son, the one you love, Isaac, and offer him as a burnt offering...Pardon me, What?!?

What if the completed work of Christ in you is so radical (imagine the resurrection from the dead) that you could set aside all manner of “should” or “ought” and completely live from the new heart he placed within you?  What could that mean for your life in Christ and your experience of this life with your Father?

The parable of the 10 minas (or in Matthew the parable of the talents) holds a special place for many in the church.  The statement “Well done my good and faithful servant” is something many long to hear and so live their lives in an effort to accomplish that goal.  We teach our kids the moral lesson of using our gifts and “talents” for the kingdom of God so they will earn praise from Him and hear “well done” at the end of their lives.  We press into the idea that this parable is a parable of stewardship of our money.

But what if this parable is not about the christian life at all?  When we look at the parable, we must ask, where is Christ in this parable?  Where is His sacrifice and resurrection for our rebirth?  Is He the demanding master who reaps where He does not sow and then throws his slaves out for their actions based on the fear of Him?

What if the parable of the minas or talents is actually about what life outside of Christ looks like?  Why settle for living life as a servant hoping to earn a reward from the master,  when the reality is, in Christ, God calls you a son who is heir to His entire kingdom?

SPOILER ALERT: If you are born again, this ones not about you.

When God created people, He created them male and female in the image of Himself. That means that there are characteristics that we generally associate with women, or in this case our mothers, that are characteristics of God Himself.  Jeremy dives into a couple of these Mom characteristics that we see in God in this weeks message.