An in-depth study of Titus 2-3.

Isaiah 61 is a Messianic passage about Christ written hundreds of years before Christ that was fulfilled by Christ. In Luke 4, Jesus read from Isaiah 61 when He taught at the synagogue in Nazareth and said that He was the fulfillment of that passage—declaring Himself to be the Messiah. The verses Jesus read speak about the mission of His ministry and how He desires to bring healing, freedom, forgiveness and salvation to all who would believe and receive Him. Pastor Gary connects Isaiah 61 and Luke 4 and shares how God takes broken, sinful people and brings beauty out of the ashes of our lives.

Join us as we celebrate all the God has done through our Global Outreach ministry in 2018.

Generosity, obedience, and forgiveness all take faith that God and His promises are true. So how can we strengthen our faith? God uses a variety of things to grow our faith that will help us represent Him well. Looking into the book of Daniel we see examples of faith despite a fiery furnace and a den of lions that can encourage us to live for Him and impact our world.

An in-depth study of Mark 6.

Join us as guest speaker Matthew Maher shares his powerful story of redemption and grace.

An in-depth study of Titus 1.

The topic of fasting—going without food for a limited period of time in order to draw near to God—is one of the least-practiced and least-preached among the spiritual disciplines. But fasting is mentioned more in the Bible than water baptism. The subject is referenced seventy-seven times in Scripture. And although we are not commanded to fast, we are expected to fast and will be rewarded for fasting. Pastor Gary shares five benefits of fasting in today’s study from Isaiah 58.

An in-depth study of 2 Timothy 4.

In Isaiah 56, the prophet Isaiah addresses the problem of exclusivity—that God’s people thought of themselves as an exclusive club to which “foreigners” and “outcasts” were not invited. In addition, God expresses His heart for those who felt excluded. This is both a warning to those who feel exclusive with God, and a welcome to those who feel excluded from God. It is good for us to examine our own hearts in these areas—do we have any prejudice toward people that we have excluded? Or perhaps we think that God doesn’t love us or accept us, and we feel excluded. Both perspectives are wrong and Pastor Gary helps us to align our hearts with the heart of God in today’s study entitled, “All Are Welcome.”