While the current crisis threatens to make us just give up on all that “mission” stuff right now, God’s agenda remains the same: The Harvest is Plentiful!

In the midst of the present mental and emotional health crisis, the church has the opportunity get really good at what we’re designed to be really good at: life-giving relationships.

In the midst of a cultural earthquake that isn’t stopping, what are the opportunities and threats we face to see God’s Kingdom advance? We begin the series looking at the place the bible often starts: personal responsibility.

You don’t have to look very far to see that the world is in troubling times. If we are not prepared, we can fall into its destructive trap. Thankfully, with God, we can fortify our posture to see victory through the siege.

Worship is to spiritual life as exhaling is to breathing. If you’re not doing it, you’re not really living.

How do we keep our hearts healthy in the midst of battling against evil?

This beloved Psalm reveals the secret to thriving in the midst of challenges, trials and enemies: learn to dwell with God, who is your good shepherd.

Freedom and authority are God’s gifts of independence. The key to unlocking them is remaining inDEPENDENCE of His guidance and power.

The teachings of Jesus through the towering example of MLK bring an inspiring and relevant challenge.

In many Psalms, King David cries out to God for justice against the evil actions of his enemies. How does that inform our response to people today?