Mark 9:33-9:37 | The attitude and posture we carry are critical as we step up & out to help others by meeting their needs (Luke 10). Today's text will guide us to a deeper understanding of what's truly important as we engage the will & work of God and His Kingdom.

Acts 17:22-17:34 | Ever wonder how we help someone see the good of the gospel, especially if one finds oneself talking to a tough, unfamiliar crowd? Isn't it our good fortune that Dr. Luke recorded Paul's trip to Athens in Acts 17 for us to learn from the master?

1 Timothy 3:15-3:15 | If you can listen to this online, does it really matter if you show up on a Sunday? Can't you get enough from just a podcast or hanging out with some Christian friends? According to the New Testament, it makes a huge difference. The church is the gathering of the people of God, where he dwells with us, for the purpose of holding and lifting high the message of the gospel together.

1 Timothy 3:15-3:15 | Given the previous questions about the historical injustices in the church and the hypocrisy of churchgoers, it's natural to be skeptical of the value of church. Is it really important? Can the church offer me anything I cannot get from personal study and a walk in the beauty of God's creation? Why is the gathering of believers even necessary? We close out our series on Doubt addressing these very questions about church.

Mark 2:1-2:12 | The key to a dynamic church, a faith under conviction, is the belief that Jesus is the only hope for the world. This type of faith is a faith in Jesus that engages in such a way so as to do whatever it takes to carry people to Jesus.

1 Timothy 3:15-3:15 | As this series draws to a close, we want to explore something that could help cause doubt and something that doubt can lead to questioning the validity of Church. Is it even important?

1 Timothy 3:15-3:15 | Given the previous questions about the historical injustices in the church and the hypocrisy of churchgoers, it's natural to be skeptical of the value of church. Is it really important? Can the church offer me anything I cannot get from personal study and a walk in the beauty of God's creation? Why is the gathering of believers even necessary? We close out our series on Doubt addressing these very questions about church.

2 Samuel 12:1-12:7 | As we examine the epic story of King David's failure we will begin to understand the relationship between sinful people called to be ambassadors for Christ and the perfection of Christ. It's in this relationship that we can begin to more clearly understand how injustice in the church doesn't discredit God but exposes humans their propensity towards sin, rebellion, and power.

2 Samuel 12:1-12:7 | As we examine the epic story of King David's failure we will begin to understand the relationship between sinful people called to be ambassadors for Christ and the perfection of Christ. It's in this relationship that we can begin to more clearly understand how injustice in the church doesn't discredit God but exposes humans their propensity towards sin, rebellion, and power.

2 Samuel 12:1-12:7 | As we examine the epic story of King David's failure we will begin to understand the relationship between sinful people called to be ambassadors for Christ and the perfection of Christ. It's in this relationship that we can begin to more clearly understand how injustice in the church doesn't discredit God but exposes humans their propensity towards sin, rebellion, and power.