While having a meal at Simon’s house, a lady enters and pours perfume upon the head of Jesus. This demonstration on love is a story that will be told forever.

As the Lord birthed His Church, He made sure that they were connected to Him, to one another, and a seeking world.

As the Holy Spirit birthed the church, the followers of Jesus automatically prayed. It was a part of their daily lives.

The love of God fuels the mission of the Son to save the world. God’s love is unmerited, willing, and to be received.

A RESET is necessary from time to time, and is not always a bad thing. The hope and promise of what is to come is motivation to allow it to happen. Scott DeSanders wraps up our Disciple Now weekend with a wrap up of the story of the Flood.

We prepare our hearts not only to take the Lord's Supper, but to be ready to move out in obedience to the Lord's nudges.

As the Church was birthed they came together regularly to ‘break bread’ and remember the incredible sacrifice that Jesus had made for them. This continues today every time we partake of the Lord’s Supper.

When Peter stood and preached after being filled with the Holy Spirit 3,000 were saved. These new followers took the next steps that were needed to grow in their newfound faith.

It is important that we understand our purpose as a Church during these uncertain times. This message helps us unpack our bags as we enter a new year.

Naaman was a great man, with a great need. The one thing he wanted, he could not get on his own. Our greatest needs are met only through the great news of the gospel. This is Naaman's journey to meet our Great God.