Hosea and Gomer's marriage is an enacted parable showing the seriousness of Israel's sin and the depth of God's love and faithfulness.

How can a sinful people live in covenant relationship with a holy God? To answer this question, Exodus 34 gives us a glimpse into God’s heart. This picture of a merciful yet just God forms the bedrock for the Minor Prophets’ message.

"A Stiff-Necked People and a Faithful God" — Exodus 32–34

Every body part works together for the body to be able to do its job.

It takes the entire community of the church to bring up the next generation of faithful, resilient disciples.

We are starting a three week series called “It Takes a Village” where we will hear about God’s design for our community to bless the nations, bring up the next generation, and build up the body.

When the rains come down and the floods go up, will the house of your life stand firm?

Each year we join churches across the country in setting aside the third Sunday of January to observe Sanctity of Life Sunday. This week we will see how our ongoing study of the Sermon on the Mount produces a worldview that seeks flourishing for all humans, from womb to tomb.

Jesus warns His disciples of some dangers along the hard path so that we faithfully endure and enter the kingdom of heaven on the last day.

As Jesus concludes the sermon on the mount, He challenges His audience to make a decision. There are only two ways to live. Which one will you choose?