Today we begin a journey through the writing we call James. Sometimes referred to as the New Testament Proverbs, this writing is full of interesting word pictures, practical wisdom, & easy-to-understand commands, challenging us to put feet to our faith and walk what we talk. Join us for the journey!

As we close the book on Acts, The Unfinished Story, we are reminded that we have been tasked to take the Gospel to the Planet in the power of the Spirit. The only question is…will God find US faithful to partner with Him?

As we move into a new year, we must get back to what matters most, to re-tune & re-focus on the ONE who is FOUND FAITHFUL to do what He has promised.

There isn’t much that speaks louder than THE POWER OF A CHANGED LIFE. Rather than sit the sidelines, we are reminded that God saved us to send us to a world looking for real purpose & lasting peace.

The Messiah came to do more than make us free; He came to make us family. Today we discover how the long awaited Messiah fulfilled the prophecies to bless all nations.

The Jewish people had long been awaiting the coming of the Messiah. They knew the family lineage he would come from and had a hint where he would be born. They had even been given a timeframe in which he would come. But just WHY he was coming and WHO he was would be a show-stopper.

We have SO MUCH to be THANKFUL for!

Today we have the unique opportunity

to UNITE together, to remember what the Lord has done in the past, and be challenged to trust Him with our future.

Many conclude that if God CAN save us from tough times, He MUST save us from tough times. But in reality, this is nowhere taught in Scripture. Instead, we are comforted by the promise of His presence in the hard places.

Of all the claims in the Bible and of all the claims about Jesus, THIS ONE is the most foundational - the Cornerstone of Christianity is the resurrection of Jesus. Without the resurrection, Christianity crumbles. But…if He really is ALIVE, then the Resurrection changes everything!

Christians in our culture have many people, possessions, and comforts competing for first place in our lives. And while people we love, the stuff we own, and the privileges we have, influence our decisions, today we are reminded that the Christian’s first priority is to please the King above anyone or anything.