What does it look like to be a faithful servant of God?

We all long for the day when Jesus will return and set things right. When will that happen? What will happen if we aren’t prepared?

Jesus reveals to us some pointers to the end so we will be encouraged to spread His gospel and remain confident despite future suffering.

The masks we wear keep us from being our authentic selves and living out our identity in Christ.

The end is coming but we have to be careful because many will seek to deceive us as we await the end. In an effort to keep us from being deceived, Jesus provides several activities that will occur but that don’t necessarily signal His imminent return...

Why do we continue to live according to our own understanding when it is clearly not good for us? What happens to those who reject God’s will, His wisdom for their own way of doing things?

Those who believe they are the owners of their own life, don’t produce fruit for God, instead, they seek their own, which ultimately results in them being crushed by Jesus.

Performance matters. Not only when it comes to the products and services we might spend our hard-earned cash on, but also when it comes to being a part of the kingdom of God. Find out why and how in this week’s message.

In order for us to understand the grace-based nature of God’s kingdom, we need to see how God turns the ways of the world on its head.

What does the parable of the unforgiving servant teach us about how we can be assured of our salvation? Specifically, how does a forgiving heart better point to a true salvific experience than walking an aisle or saying a prayer?