From the first chapter of Genesis all the way to the last chapter of Revelation, the authors of the Bible use trees as metaphors to help us understand how Christians grow and change. In this series, we’ll look carefully at what the Bible reveals to us about how healthy Christian living mirrors a healthy tree’s roots, trunk, and branches. Our invitation is to embrace God’s blueprint for digging deep, growing tall, and branching out.

From the first chapter of Genesis all the way to the last chapter of Revelation, the authors of the Bible use trees as metaphors to help us understand how Christians grow and change. In this series, we’ll look carefully at what the Bible reveals to us about how healthy Christian living mirrors a healthy tree’s roots, trunk, and branches. Our invitation is to embrace God’s blueprint for digging deep, growing tall, and branching out.

From the first chapter of Genesis all the way to the last chapter of Revelation, the authors of the Bible use trees as metaphors to help us understand how Christians grow and change. In this series, we’ll look carefully at what the Bible reveals to us about how healthy Christian living mirrors a healthy tree’s roots, trunk, and branches. Our invitation is to embrace God’s blueprint for digging deep, growing tall, and branching out.

From the first chapter of Genesis all the way to the last chapter of Revelation, the authors of the Bible use trees as metaphors to help us understand how Christians grow and change. In this series, we’ll look carefully at what the Bible reveals to us about how healthy Christian living mirrors a healthy tree’s roots, trunk, and branches. Our invitation is to embrace God’s blueprint for digging deep, growing tall, and branching out.

At the end of each calendar year, Christians celebrate "Advent", a 4-week season of preparing our hearts and homes for the arrival of Jesus at Christmas. In this series, we'll consider how the event of Jesus's birth supplies us with durable hope, peace, joy, and love. Today's teaching is on how Jesus brings peace.

At the end of each calendar year, Christians celebrate "Advent", a 4-week season of preparing our hearts and homes for the arrival of Jesus at Christmas. In this series, we'll consider how the event of Jesus's birth supplies us with durable hope, peace, joy, and love. Today's teaching is on how Jesus brings hope.

The bad news is that sin destroys every single relationship. The good news is that God has done something about it.

Humans are vulnerable to temptation which can lead to a decision to sin. But Christianity offers resources for resisting temptation, which leads to Christlikeness.