Jesus said that this is the most important teaching in the Scriptures. Well, tied for first anyway. Love your neighbor. Have we ever really thought about what that means, though? Have we ever really considered what that looks like? It might be simpler... but more challenging than we think!

Could you imagine being Joseph, as the birth of Jesus drew nearer and nearer? The fear? The doubt? The anxiety? The questions? Often, we find ourselves confused and scared at what God is telling us, but we can know, for sure, that we can trust in him.

The story and essence of Christmas is the very presence of God, here, on Earth, with us. Not distant. Not unknown. But HERE. And Jesus is the greatest gift of all.

Following Jesus can sometimes be scary, but even when things feel scary or you feel ill-equipped, God calls us to be courageous, for he is with us! Join us as Rick, our children's minister, guides us through a couple New Testament examples of the Brave and the Bold!

Life is full of ups, downs, challenges, struggles, triumphs, defeats, and everything in between. Join one of our deacons, Allen, as he shares some of his thoughts and testimony about what God has done and is doing.

Some places are amazing because what's there. Some places are amazing because of what is NOT there. Heaven is great for both. Join us as we wrap up this series.

Believe it or not, although separated by thousands of years and generations of people, the book of Genesis and the Book of Revelation (the first and last books of the Bible) mirror each other in a profound way. Join us as we continue our series "O, Death" where we talk about life, death, heaven, hell, and what it means for us this side of eternity.

What is "Paradise," in the Bible? Is it Heaven, like Christians have historically thought throughout the history of the church? Or is it something else entirely? Kevin explains his unique position in this week as we begin to wind down our series on death, the afterlife, and what it means for us here and now.

There's a story in the New Testament that Jesus tells that is meant to give us an idea about what awaits us after death - many Bibles call this "The Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man." But what if there were more to this story than meets the eye? What if it weren't actually a parable at all? Kevin explains his position in week three of "O, Death!"

Hell. It's not exactly a subject sane, well-rounded people just enjoy talking about, but the reality is that it's a biblical truth we must address. Heck (little joke, there), Jesus talked more about Hell than he did about Heaven. Join us as we continue our series today about death, the afterlife, and what it means for us in the here and now.