Jesus only asks for one thing, and that's for everything.

Behind the barriers of immaculate lawns and the white picket fences of the suburbs hide real people. People full of fear, full of anxiety, full of stress, full of idolatry, full of sin and full of almost endless potential for the gospel to advance.

In the third, and final installment of our 'Ordinary Heroes' Series we look at the idea of spiritual blind-spots - especially as they relate to the issues of race & equality in the life of Philemon and his former slave, Onesimus.

Tabitha was the very definition of an ordinary hero—an ordinary person doing ordinary things to extraordinary effect because of the grace of God at work in her life.

When we study the life of Barnabas, our goal is not to be like Barnabas. Our goal is to know God the way that Barnabas knew God, to follow Christ the way Barnabas followed Christ, and to be used by God the way Barnabas was used by God.

“Barnabas”...

Tim Keller said it well. “The only thing we really need in order to come to Jesus is need.” Honestly, that is the only thing we can bring to Jesus. When we come to him, we always come empty and we walk away full. The good news of the gospel is that...

Executive Pastor, David Keefe concludes our series 'Running From God' preaching on the Compassion of God from Jonah 4.

Student Pastor, Matt Kresge continues our series 'Running From God' preaching on the mercy of God from Jonah 2-3.

Connections Pastor, Jon D'Elia begins our new series 'Running From God' preaching on the pursuit of God from Jonah 1.

Paul Kemp concludes our series in Galatians preaching on keeping in step with the Spirit from Galatians 5:25-6:15.