A Christian who is at peace with Christ is a Christian who fully embraces who Christ is. Jesus had a lot to say about who He is and what He does. In this message we identify three claims of Christ that should revolutionize every Christian’s life.

We all have had those moments that we wish we could go back and do over. The mercy of God says even though you can’t go back, you can let it go and move forward. God’s mercy is relentless, and it is only by His mercy that we can find the strength to stand in faith.

Culture tells us all sorts of things about moms that are off base and biblically unfounded. In this message, we will take a look at the vital role of a mom in a child’s life and the calling they have to make Christ known to the children they are raising.

Sometimes we deny ourselves, or others, the true authenticity that they're due. We are certainly denying God the true authenticity and intimacy that He's due. We're try to manage our image—what other people think of us. Christ came to die for your soul; He didn't come to save your image. In this message, we identify what it means to be transformed by a life lived honestly before God.

So often we long for the spectacular from God, all the while missing that He is in control of even the most mundane. Jesus healed a man’s son with only a word. What are you longing for Jesus to do in your life and where are your misconceptions of Him standing in the way. 

What would it be like if the world saw Jesus the way He wanted to be seen, no preconceived notions or ideas? Would He be more welcoming? Would He be harsher? Would He be seen as the God who satisfied our deepest longing? In this passage, we unpack the real Jesus as He presents himself to a woman in desperate need of hope.

Jesus was deep into His earthly ministry of healing people, preaching the way to God, and baptizing people as the repented. You can imagine how John the Baptist followers must have felt when they saw Jesus’ growing popularity and John’s decreasing role. However, it was prophesied long before that a forerunner would come to prepare the way for Christ, and then fade into the background as Christ took center stage. In this week’s message we talked about how we must “Decrease so God can increase” in our lives.