The Outsiders: “Convicted and Compassionate” As Christ-followers, we are called to be people of deep conviction, but also great compassion, But on our culture those two values are presented as contrary to one another. The world says that if you are a person who believes in right and wrong, you can’t be a loving person. People with biblical convictions are […]

The Outsiders: “Holy and Humble” There seem to be two common responses from Christians to the being marginalized, neither of which is biblical. But Peter gives us a better strategy for responding to the growing hostility in our culture toward Christianity.

I’m In Over the past five weeks we’ve talked about what is most important to us as a church and who “We Are” as a result of those convictions.  And we’ve been pointing to this day, praying for God to prepare our hearts. Now, individually, you will decide if you’re in.

We Are: Together In Ephesians 4, Paul talks about how each person is uniquely made and has a specific contribution to make to the kingdom of God. But before Paul writes about who you are as an individual, he writes about who we are together and reminds us how important it is to committed to unity.

We Are: “Worshipers” One of the distinctive aspects of our life as a church is the way we freely, boldly and passionately praise the Lord. In this fourth message of the series, Pastor Tim talks about the why behind the way we worship.

We Are: “Servants” Our God is on a mission. And it is so clear what that mission is: “For God so loved the world that He gave his only Son…” (John 3:16). If God’s mission is love, then we are called to live that out as His servants.