The Bible is not a series of disconnected stories; it is an epic tale of the love and salvation of God. Throughout the Old Testament, the stories, characters, and prophecies ultimately point us to the presence of the one who is called Jesus. This week, we bounce between TWO stories, the three Hebrew children of the firery furnace and Daniel of the lions' den.

The Bible is not a series of disconnected stories; it is an epic tale of the love and salvation of God. Throughout the Old Testament, the stories, characters and prophecies ultimately point us to the presence of the one who is called Jesus.

The Bible is not a series of disconnected stories; it is an epic tale of the love and salvation of God. Throughout the Old Testament, the stories, characters and prophecies ultimately point us to the presence of the one who is called Jesus.

This week we were joined by special guest, evangelist Ivan Tait. Over the course of two powerful services, Ivan painted a picture of two contrasting lifestyles - one of spiritual ignorance and poverty that leads to destruction and another one flowing in knowledge and wealth that leads to success!

This week we were joined by special guest, evangelist Ivan Tait. Over the course of two powerful services, Ivan painted a picture of two contrasting lifestyles - one of spiritual ignorance and poverty that leads to destruction, and another one flowing in knowledge and wealth that leads to success!

The primary calling of every follower of Christ is to make disciples and to help each other become more like Jesus. This week we look at the third stage in the path of discipleship: GOING beyond our own church community to invite others to join us in the life of Christ.

This fall, we're going back to the basics of how we follow Jesus together. The primary calling of every follower of Christ is to make disciples and to help each other become more like Jesus. This week we look at the next stage in the path of discipleship: serving others.

This fall, we're going back to the basics of how we follow Jesus together. The primary calling of every follower of Christ is to make disciples and to help each other become more like Jesus. This week we look at the step which is both our entry point into the Christian life and the lifestyle we never give up: TRUST.

This fall, we're going back to the basics of how we follow Jesus together. The primary calling of every follower of Christ is to make disciples and to help each other become more like Jesus. Central to this path of discipleship is the New Testament concept of togetherness.

We're called to be an apostolic people and bring the freedom of Heaven to Earth.