We live in a divided world that pits us against one another and we often try to get Jesus to agree with our side. But what if the compassion Jesus offers is better than our judgement, both for those we judge and for us too? Join us as we dive back into the Gospel of John to learn why Jesus is better than judgement.

Join us as Matt James brings the word to us from Psalm 40.

Join us this morning for worship as Pastor Nate Osner, RUF Campus Minister at Purdue and former City Hope Intern, teaches us from God's Word about Elijah, God's presence with us, and how we deal with disappointments.

Have you ever had to wait for something? What gets you through the waiting? Join us as we finish our Advent series this morning by building a holy longing for the return of Jesus and the New Heavens and New Earth, a place with no night.

Join us this morning as we learn the beauty of living in the light!

In the beginning was the word and the word was God. He needed nothing from us, yet he chose to be among us through his son. Join us this Sunday as Josh speaks on the light who came down to shine in the darkness.

Are you feeling lost and weary in the world today? Join us as we look to Jesus, the Light of the World, to find our true home.

"You can't become famous if you hide like this! If you can do such wonderful things, sow yourself to the world!" Jesus' brothers urge him to step into the spotlight and take hold of fame. This temptation to fame over faithfulness remains for us today. How can we cultivate the secret life with God in order to remain faithful? Join us this morning for worship.

We have a problem with grace. What? Isn't grace the best thing about the gospel? But...if grace is really grace, it means that God is sovereign and in control. It means that we can't do anything to earn our salvation. And it means we can't withhold anything from God, because he doesn't withhold anything from us. Maybe we do have a problem with grace?