There are many ways you can treat or attempt to lead a flock of sheep. Only one way follows the example of the Great Shepherd. May our guidance of others help them feel comfort and not be afraid.

TWO special things in this new series. Join us in memorizing Psalm 23 and think about your SHEPHERD SHOUTOUT. Today is all about our relational connection with the great shepherd and how to strengthen our relationships with the sheep God has brought into our lives.

When a dead body disappears from the tomb the logical thing to believe is that someone stole the body. It was the story fabricated from the earliest moments after the resurrection, and it’s still being told today. It’s easy. It’s safe. It’s comfortable. Yet, it’s made up information to satisfy the powers that be and keep things status quo. The resurrection of Jesus Christ blows the roof of normal and ignites revolution.

Extravagant worship. It seems like a waste. You can't look past the perceived waste of money and your better plans. Let's move beyond the moment and see more of who God is beyond the walls we set up. We have much to thank him for, way beyond what we even understand today.

Today is all about the cross. Simon is forced to carry the cross for Jesus and Jesus' final words from the cross. It doesn't get more powerful than this. God's love and justice converge and climax in this moment. 

There is a war between truth and falsehood. We see these battles show up when Jesus (the Truth) is on trial. One either accepts the truth or is forced to find another creative way to deal with it. The truth will set you free.

Jesus was in control every step of the way, from the garden to the cross. As the world plotted, schemed, lied, and manipulated, Jesus stayed steadfast in the truth. He was in total control although his circumstances might of indicated otherwise.

On April 5 we celebrate the most important event in the history of the world. But what happened leading up to this? How did Jesus go from teacher to crucified criminal. If He was God, why did he let this happen to Him? He made a decision to do the will of the Father. Message by Denny Foreman.

If the Christian Thing To Do isn't what we think.. what is it? To be a Christian is to be a noun. It isn't an adjective. Yet so often our description of "Christian things" have more to do with cultural moral issues than Biblical commands.

The Fruit of the Spirit is not a coconut. It's what God is producing in your life as you follow Jesus. The fruit is growing and it just might be slightly different than you were thinking it would look like. Do you know what God is producing in you? Message by Denny Foreman.