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.

Research from Northwestern University has concluded people are not good at anticipating the power of their urges, and those who are the most confident about there self-control are the most likely to give into temptation. The bible would support this finding, but more importantly shows us how remembering the promises of God can give us the power to resist temptation.

Pastor Glenn Hoburg expounds upon the dichotomy of being a child of God and the afflictions that come upon us. How do we reconcile both the blessings and the discipline of God in our lives.

Often when we ask God for something we desire, we try to prove our worthiness. The Bible offers a better strategy: appealing to God's character and promises

The Christian faith teaches that believers will gain a great inheritance. What is in store for them?

Pastor Glenn Hoburg discussed that everyone builds their life on a promise, but most people are not aware of it. What does a life built on God's promises look like?

Pastor Glenn Hoburg shared about lessons learned from his trip to Israel and 6 week sabbatical. He was reminded of the importance of real world religion and that only God can truly quench our thirst.