We live in a culture and context that is defined by selfishness. Look out for yourself and get what you can get. Scripture talks a lot about selfishness...and how destructive it is to us, the world, and how it prevents us from living in the kingdom of God. The counter to selfishness, according to Scripture, is generosity.

We live in a culture and context that is defined by selfishness. Look out for yourself and get what you can get. Scripture talks a lot about selfishness...and how destructive it is to us, the world, and how it prevents us from living in the kingdom of God. The counter to selfishness, according to Scripture, is generosity.

We live in a culture and context that is defined by selfishness. Look out for yourself and get what you can get. Scripture talks a lot about selfishness...and how destructive it is to us, the world, and how it prevents us from living in the kingdom of God. The counter to selfishness, according to Scripture, is generosity.

The calendar has turned and a new year has begun. Around this time of year we often take a moment to focus on the things we want to change and the things we wish to improve upon. Throughout January, we will be focusing on the ways in which making changes can affect our spiritual lives. Every week in this series we will focus on losing something and adding something to our lives. First up is losing apathy through the addition of attendance.

The calendar has turned and a new year has begun. Around this time of year we often take a moment to focus on the things we want to change and the things we wish to improve upon. Throughout January, we will be focusing on the ways in which making changes can affect our spiritual lives. Every week in this series we will focus on losing something and adding something to our lives. First up is losing apathy through the addition of attendance.

The calendar has turned and a new year has begun. Around this time of year we often take a moment to focus on the things we want to change and the things we wish to improve upon. Throughout January, we will be focusing on the ways in which making changes can affect our spiritual lives. Every week in this series we will focus on losing something and adding something to our lives. First up is losing apathy through the addition of attendance.

It only happens every so often, but Christmas fell on a Sunday in 2016! Merry Christmas!

It only happens every so often, but Christmas fell on a Sunday in 2016! Merry Christmas!

The Scriptures that we read during Advent speak of a deep longing for peace. Swords shall be turned into plowshares. The wolf shall lie with the lamb. Yet, we looked out at our world and see nothing of the sort. What do we do with that?

The Scriptures that we read during Advent speak of a deep longing for peace. Swords shall be turned into plowshares. The wolf shall lie with the lamb. Yet, we looked out at our world and see nothing of the sort. What do we do with that?