As we enter a new year, there are many priorities vying for our attention. The concept of Rest is rarely put at the top of one’s list of New Year’s Resolutions. We’ll look together at what Biblical rest is and why it should be important to all of us.

Merry Christmas!

As we now step away for a time from our normal rhythms of teaching on Sunday morning, we step into the Advent season together. This year, we are walking through some selected Psalms together. While this may be a bit of a deviation from some of the expected texts during this time of year, we can see how many of the psalms fit perfectly with the theme of the season.

As we now step away for a time from our normal rhythms of teaching on Sunday morning, we step into the Advent season together. This year, we are walking through some selected Psalms together. While this may be a bit of a deviation from some of the expected texts during this time of year, we can see how many of the psalms fit perfectly with the theme  of the season.

As we now step away for a time from our normal rhythms of teaching on Sunday morning, we step into the Advent season together. This year, we are walking through some selected psalms together. While this may be a bit of a deviation from some of the expected texts during this time of year, we can see how many of the psalms fit perfectly with the theme  of the season.

As we now step away for a time from our normal rhythms of teaching on Sunday morning, we step into the Advent season together. This year, we are walking through some selected psalms together. While this may be a bit of a deviation from some of the expected texts at this time of year, we’ll see how many of the Psalms fit perfectly with the tone of the season.

In these two weeks leading up to Advent, we are going to take some time to discuss a topic that affects how we move forward together in the mission we have been called to. That topic is church membership. We want to explore what the Bible teaches about it and where we need to grow.

In these two weeks leading up to Advent, we are going to take some time to discuss a topic that affects how we move forward together in the mission we have been called to. That topic is church membership. We want to explore what the Bible teaches about it and where we need to grow.

In the closing verses of Matthew 10, Jesus gives some of the strongest words about what it means to follow him in carrying out his mission. We are called to put Jesus above even the most precious things in this life. And, consequently, this means strife and division. But encouragingly, he ends with words that show us that the cost isn’t paid in vain.