Christians often pray for revival. But what does revival look like? Would we recognize it if we saw it, or do we think in terms of old-style camp meeting clichés? This week, we’ll look at the revival of Israel in the book of Nehemiah.

Much of our current discussion about sexuality and gender centers on feelings and opinions. When it comes to developing a Christ-centered world view it must find its source in God’s Word.

Even in stressful times–especially in stressful times–Jesus took time to rest and pray–to recharge and commune with God. Join us as we explore a theology of rest.

Psalm 139:13-18 In the current discussion about abortion and the recent overturning of Roe Vs Wade, the conversation has often centered on rights. I contend that it’s not about rights but about love and the value that God places on life. It’s about the children.

Find Your Fit Series Conclusion. Starting in the garden, God created us for ministry. In His church, He gifted us for ministry, both inside and outside the community of faith. This is where you become Jesus with boots on the ground.

When God created man, He said, “It is not good for him to be alone” so He created Eve. It was the beginning of community–divine fellowship. The forerunner for what would eventually be God’s church.

Have you ever been to a Christmas gathering and watched someone open a very nice gift and wondered how much that cost? Have you ever given a very expensive gift to someone and you thought they were going to really love it? But when they opened it, they’re like oh, eh thanks. We’ll explore God’s gift to us, our gift to God, and what might be the cost.