We live in a racially and ethnically fractured society. The Church has a wonderful opportunity to display the reconciling power of the gospel among all peoples as a powerful witness to our community. We welcome Dr. Peter Cha, Professor of Church, Culture, and Society at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, as he helps us grow in our understanding of the reconciliation that flows out of Jesus’ redemptive work on the cross.

Special Guest: Dr. Peter Cha.

Our experienced panel will discuss the impact of Christ-centered relationships in reconciling people of different races, classes, and cultures. Dr. Peter Cha will be joined by Pastor Curtis Coston of Solid Word Bible Church and others involved in Faith's local international outreach.​

“Unless I see, I’ll never believe.” These words were spoken by Thomas, the apostle who missed the resurrection and couldn’t believe what his friends were telling him. How did Thomas move from Doubt, to Faith, to Purpose? Join us as we explore John 20:24-31, “Seeing and Believing.”

As we focus on the reason for Good Friday, worship and remember with us what Christ has done.

Many of the same people who hailed Jesus as king on Palm Sunday were calling for his death on Good Friday. Why the change? What happened? Join us as we look at what we have in common with those people as we explore “The Palm Sunday Problem” from Matthew 21:1-15.

The great reformer Martin Luther once wrote that the gospel has to be “beat into our heads continually” because believers are prone to forget the grace with which we have been saved. This week we turn to Titus 2:11-3:11 to explore Paul’s exhortation to a young pastor to declare the gospel, insist on the gospel, and remind people of the implications of the gospel. What might we learn about the ongoing applicability of the gospel to our lives today? Join us for Gospel Renewal.