Though Jesus was suffering on the cross He took the time to care for others. He was revealed in greater measure as High Priest, and King.

In the trial of Jesus we find ourselves confronted by a few ironic moments that cause us to pause and reflect on our own lives. Plus, how do we keep the main thing the main thing? Join us as we take this journey together.

When we view our failure through the redemption of the Gospel we find that our failures become moments of formation for our future. Let us reframe failure.

When we find ourselves going through hard times there a truths in God's Word that help put everything into perspective giving us comfort and encouragement. Join us as Pastor Mark Lewis leads us in a reflection of hope.

There is a significant difference between unity and uniformity. God calls us to a unity and the implications of that unity may have bigger implications than you think!

Join us as we celebrate the resurrected Jesus. In his resurrection He calls us to a purpose and commissions us for that mission.

Join us as we remember the profound sacrifice Jesus made for our sakes. Today we reflect on the overwhelming love that our Creator revealed to us by submitting Himself to the cross.

Do you ever feel alone? Do you ever think that no one is around you to help? As we journey through our Gospel of John series, we see a beautiful picture of Jesus praying for those who are with Him which by extension includes us. This prayer gives us some tools to live out our faith journey but also shows the amazing character of God. Join us as we see how this can be.

In this moment in the Gospel of John Jesus turns to prayer. Temple writes, "perhaps this is the most sacred passage in all the four gospels." Here He defines glory and eternal life.

Jesus had an eternal perspective that empowered and inspired Him to take the path to the cross. He invites us into the same revelation that serves as our inspiration no matter what the world throws at us.