We are part of a body, the Body of Christ. Praise God we are not alone. We get to be involved in something bigger than ourselves. Jesus built a culture and community around him founded on love. We are called to carry on that culture today!

We are part of a body, the Body of Christ. Praise God we are not alone. We get to be involved in something bigger than ourselves. Jesus built a culture and community around him founded on love. We are called to carry on that culture today!

Pastor Mark teaches a valuable teaching in our new collection of teachings about remembering. Isaiah 46:9 says, "Remember the former things, those of long ago; I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me."

We need to remember God as a: 1. Faithful Father, 2. Savior and Friend, 3. and as an Empowering Spirit.

Pastor Mark teaches a valuable teaching in our new collection of teachings about remembering. Isaiah 46:9 says, "Remember the former things, those of long ago; I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me."

We need to remember God as a: 1. Faithful Father, 2. Savior and Friend, 3. and as an Empowering Spirit.

This past Sunday Pastor Mark Anthony taught the Emmaus road story found in Luke 24:13-35. Towards the end of this powerful story Jesus is revealed to the two travelers he encountered at the table, where Jesus breaks bread. In this story we can know that as we walk down our own Emmaus road, discouraged and disheartened, stuck in the "Friday" moments of life, Jesus walks with us. He is full of compassion and truth. In fellowship and closeness at the table with Jesus, hope can be found.

This past Sunday Pastor Mark Anthony taught the Emmaus road story found in Luke 24:13-35. Towards the end of this powerful story Jesus is revealed to the two travelers he encountered at the table, where Jesus breaks bread. In this story we can know that as we walk down our own Emmaus road, discouraged and disheartened, stuck in the "Friday" moments of life, Jesus walks with us. He is full of compassion and truth. In fellowship and closeness at the table with Jesus, hope can be found.

There is no hope without Jesus and the power of His Holy Spirit.

Christian faith is about a life--a belief in the resurrection of Jesus and the hope of His return.

Be careful about what we are leaning on. What are we allowing to sustain us?

Grace is the unmerited, undeserved, unearned kindness and favor of God.

We don't need a system--we need a Savior.

Freedom is found in surrender.

His dream isn't just to get you into heaven, but to get heaven into you.

Lord, teach us to pray (Luke 11, Matthew 6).

The names of God in Psalm 23