Mercy is God's tender compassion to those in need. The parable of the Good Samaritan explores the implications of mercy.

Many churches refer to their ministry to the poor, widow, orphan, and immigrant as "mercy ministry". The Bible more often refers to these as "justice" ministry. Are we missing something?

Anyone who reads of the life of Jesus can see he served tirelessly, yet he never burned out. How is that possible? What can we learn from him?

The fullness of what it means to be the image of God is too rich to be fully realized in a single individual. The fully furnished image of God is found in a reconciled diverse community.

Every human being is made in the image of God and for this reason everyone has individual dignity and worth. An individual's dignity and worth is not rooted in anything outside of being God's image bearer.

Pastor Irwyn opens the discussion on what the Welcoming Church looks like by delving into the Beauty of God. God's beauty is found in His simplicity and in the unity of His diversity.

We live with a daily gratitude to God as the peace of Christ rules over our hearts and the word of Christ dwells in our hearts.

The mission of God and the promise of God go hand in hand. The promise of God becomes more critical, especially when the mission of God becomes more challenging.

Pastor Mike Park exhorts us to have the mind of Christ in order to build a community that expresses the fullness of the gospel in our city and among one another.

Unlike beliefs outside of the Christian faith, spiritual growth doesn't begin with duty, it begins with a promise.