The Apostle John is given a vision of the new heaven and the new earth. In the middle of this eternal city, he sees a tree. This tree is a gift from God and reminds us of some other trees in the Bible that make this tree even more special. This tree reminds us of the hope we have in God to make all things right. Come quickly, Lord Jesus!

The Psalmist invites others to come and hear about the works of God in his life. When God does something for us, we give him thanks and glory when we tell others about it.

God wants his people to have assurance of salvation, to know their sins have been forgiven. How does he provide that assurance?

Wherever you find yourself today, know that God is with you. He will lead you through whatever you face for your good and his glory.

Transparency at the park. Pastor Gabriel talks about anger from James 1.

What can we learn from a list of rag tag guys following a carpenter around Israel? We are reminded of God's love for each of us and his work to change our lives and give us a better story.

What if you could have bought a share of a company like Amazon or Google before their stock prices jumped through the roof? In the gospel of Matthew, Jesus gives us the greatest insider-trading tip of all time.

All of us have experienced shame and some of us have dealt with it extensively. Pastor Blake reminds us that God has gone to extraordinary lengths to deal with shame. Shame wants us to hide and blame. God invites us out of hiding and offers us forgiveness and hope in Jesus Christ.

We are tempted to look to all kinds of insufficient things for help in this broken world. Ultimately, only God can help us. Psalm 121 is a beautiful song and powerful prayer that reminds us and assures us that God will help us and will keep us.

If Jesus had a business card, it would say, "Jesus, Friend of Sinners." Jesus saves a rich man by taking his place on a tree. The crowds grumble.