The last four of our values help define how we, as the body of Christ, can work together with our spiritual gifts to help bring Heaven to Earth.

The first three of our values can help people make critical decisions and potentially shift the course of their lives in this coming year.

Christmas is often a source of great joy as well as a reminder of sadness that we are forced to endure. How do we reconcile these two feelings?

We are witnesses to a hurting world of his great glory and our great hope. Hold on to your confession of faith and fear not!

What do we see as worthy enough of our worship? As A. W. Tozer puts it, "we tend by a secret law of the soul to move toward our mental image of God."

Have you ever thought about how many of the problems in our world are a result of our unwillingness to yield to something God has said? Instead, we try to convince God why His ways don’t make sense and we often look towards culture to agree with us.

During the Christmas season, there are a thousand things that compete for our attention and our sense of wonder. That’s why deliberately slowing down and meditating on the Advent story helps us to see it more clearly.

The key to unlocking the peace found in this prayer is by exalting God to His proper place in our lives. "Yours is the kingdom"...

To deny that evil exists does nothing to help us escape the harsh reality that something is terribly wrong with our world. But to be delivered from this present evil age enables our lives to bear witness that we belong to another kingdom.

Temptation plays on our normal desires to lure us somewhere that will steal our life away. But God is a very present help in these trials of our faith.