Welcome to the wedding. Help us celebrate with the bride and groom. But first, let us learn just who the bride and groom are.

When you are drowning in sin, do what the psalmist does. Remember that God forgives sin, ask for it, and wait on God to do it.

Throughout the OT, we find a general sense of perplexity regarding suffering. As we move into the NT, we find praise in suffering, in place of perplexity. In this message, we track this trajectory, beginning with Psalm 44.

On Mother's Day, we recognize that Jesus came as a compassionate mother to testify of His love for us.

Paul had a unique perspective about his life and ministry, which was founded upon his hope of the resurrection of the believer. He reveals this perspective in 2 Corinthians 4 and 5. We take a look into this text to learn about how our hope in resurrection shapes us to serve.

Through the laments and questions of this Psalm, we learn of the psalmist’s faith. He trusts that God is good and is striving to hold onto this faith in the face of forces and temptations that are challenging him.

The NT teaches that the resurrection reveals that Jesus is the one authroized to judge the living and the dead. This week we look into this, and why this is good news.

An Orientation and Training Session for Family Promise Volunteers

We look at a prayer and praise of David and continue our celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus.