All of our problems stem from living a life opposed to the way life was designed. So, how do we get as close as we can to becoming the image bearers we were meant to be? As close to flourishing as we can get? We take a look in John chapter 1.

In our introduction to the gospel of John, we find John primarily concerned with three questions: 1. Are you born again? 2. Do you walk according to the Holy Spirit? 3. Do you know heaven is your home?

Founder of Charity: WaterScott spent almost 10 years as a nightclub promoter in New York City, living decadently and extravagantly. But at age 28, he had a crisis of conscience and found himself lost and unfulfilled, desperate to rediscover his sense of purpose.

If we are careless about reading the Bible, we care less about Godly living. Pastor Matt takes a deep dive into why we as Christians must know our Bible.

In our last installment of Ruth, we learn that God takes our everyday, mundane decisions to perfectly align with His ultimate and victorious plan.

Bill Butterworth takes a look at lives of the two singles in Ruth you may not initially think of: Ruth & Naomi.

Character attracts character. When we are faithful in honoring the things God has given us, whether they're big or small, and when we honor the people that God has brought into our world, it's amazing what can happen. And that's just what happens in Ruth 2.

Mike Guaglione kicked off our Ruth series by turning a story we've all heard on our head. Naomi believed God was God. Ruth believed that God was good. What do we think about that?

Ryan Ries has a moving testimony of redemption, and is co-founder of The Whosoevers Movement, a non-profit organization that empowers students at public high schools to make positive choices no matter the circumstances.

Sin has been robbing us of the purpose God has put in us since the beginning of time. We need to renew our minds with his values and thoughts and let God transform us into who we were meant to be. Let's not allow sin to conceal our true identities, let's allow Jesus to reveal our true identities.