Adjusting our thinking about ownership.

All of us are looking to fill the void in our souls. This song mirrors the story of the lost son who wasted much of his life searching for meaning -- only to return home and be welcomed by love and grace. We are called to take Jesus' message of hope to a world in need.

What is the meaning of life? Why am I here? Ecclesiastes 1 and 2 gives hope and perspective.

This series encourages thoughtful Christians to engage culture from a biblical worldview. Today we ask, "Is it every too late to apologize?"

On the anniversary of 9/11 we celebrate the resurrection life of Jesus Christ and are reminded to be his witnesses to the ends of the earth.

We walk with Jesus to the cross and celebrate the crucified conquering King.

Jesus prepares himself and his disciples (especially Peter) as he is anointed, initiates the Lord's Supper, prays at Gethsemane, goes to trial and is denied by Peter.

Jesus taught that we must live with expectancy that he will return. We are exhorted to wait and watch, persevering and standing firm until the end.

The authority of Jesus and his Supremacy in our lives are highlighted in giving to God what is God's (you), the Great Commandment, the rebuke of hypocrites and the widow's offering. Priorities and generosity will be themes.

At the beginning of Holy Week, the emptiness of religion and the power of faith/prayer are seen in the triumphal entry, clearing the temple and the withered fig tree (all leaves and no fruit).