When Jesus saves us He calls us to live a life that is pleasing to God and effective for ministry. Thankfully He does not leave us to our own devices. Fighting sin and bearing fruit are possible because believers are empowered by the Spirit.

Hebrews 10: 23-25

Shows us how we're better together, when we are gathered in community.

Hebrews 10:23-25

Confidence in Christ as we cling to God's promises while we gather together in community.

Hebrews 10:23-25

A surprising conclusion, crippling indictment and call to arms of gathering together from Hebrews 10:23-25.

Charles Spurgeon calls the Church “the dearest place on earth to us.” Have you ever seen the Church through this lens? If not, what’s stopping you? When you consider being gathered in community with the local church, do you bristle? Or does your heart leap with joy? The reality is that as the gathered community of the Church, we are called to “stir one another to love and good works” and “encourage one another” as we wait for Christ. So embrace these joyful commands and pray that Jesus would indeed make His Church, the dearest place on earth to you.

The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit, also known as pneumatology, has to do with the person and work of the third member of the Trinity. Come learn more about the active presence of God through the Holy Spirit’s role in the Trinity, the world, the Church, and your life.

Hebrews 4:12

The Bible may be the world’s best selling book, but is it worth believing and basing our lives on? What is the Bible’s ultimate purpose? Despite many considering the Bible just an old, religious fairytale, the Bible contains the true words of God which reveal both our problem of sin and God’s promise of a Savior.

Hebrews 4:12

Hearing about the Bible is probably the best thing that will happen this fall. And that is because one of our values is that we are rooted in the Bible, but while this might seem simplistic or obvious, it is not.

Almost all Christian churches say they are based on the Bible but when things get real you find that relativism, and secularism, and pluralism, and humanism, and whatever other isms you can think of creep into the church and get easily embraced. At the same time, they all claim to be rooted in the Bible, but is that so? And why does that matter? What impact does it have on our own lives?

Today we’ll learn what it truly means to be rooted in the Bible, why we must trust Scriptures, and our responsibility, as believers, to the Word of God and our Lord’s Kingdom.

With many seeing the Bible as a problem not a solution, why would we value being “Rooted in the Bible”? How can we re-enchant our lives around Scripture in a disenchanted age? 

Romans 1:16-17

What is it that defines us as Christians?  Its not a culture, its not a lifestyle, its not even religious practices.  What defines us as Christians is faith in the gospel message of Jesus Christ.  This sits at the center of what we believe, what we do and who we are as the church.