Forgiving God? Theologically He does not need our forgiveness, but practically many are not enjoying the abundant life because they carry bitterness and resentment towards God.

Since we have been given a do over from God, we need to be merciful and give others a do over when they sin against us. In today message we learn about forgiveness and peace making so that we can represent our savior well. When we forgive and don’t hold on to resentment, God is glorified and the world takes notice.

We all fail in life, in our relationships with others, and in our relationship with God. Remember when you were a kid and could just call for a “Do over”? Jesus provides a “Do over” by forgiving our sins and giving us new life and new start with God! In today’s message we learn about a paralyzed man who Jesus gave a “Do over”, proving He was God and that He was King of the Do over!

The suffering in the world due to persecution is immense. In this message, Pastor John looks at our call embrace the cross and love our brothers who are suffering throughout the world.

The middle ground between liberal and conservative is shrinking, leading to more and more divisiveness in American society. How should we respond? Understanding that the Bible is not a political playbook, there are still some things we can learn about how God intends for His people to live and love in a political culture.

The world has been training you to think wrongly about gender and sexuality, but we are called to bring our thinking and our doing and our identity into line with Scripture. In this message, Pastor John looks at the apostle Paul's instruction to the church to show us how very different - and freeing and affirming - the Christian vision is from the world's.

The Bible paints a picture of the church where the gospel of Jesus is shared and needs are met in a way that people are drawn to Jesus and His community. In this message, Pastor John looks at James' letter to show us how to be that kind of church!

Racial division and racism come in many forms, but all are opposed to God's plan for humanity. In this message, Pastor John describes the work of Jesus in creating "one new man out of two" that calls us to strive for racial unity in the body of Christ.

Is Jesus your brother? If He is, then that relationship impacts not only your relationship to God, but also your relationship to others.

We have seen enough that divides us on our streets, on the news, and on social media. In this message, Pastor John looks at how believers with the message of the gospel are God's status update to the world.