If you missed the 2015 Fall Retreat, you can enjoy the first of the three talks delivered by pastor Tom Gibbs over the course of the weekend. His talks encouraged us to let the gospel challenge the way we think of ourselves, our city and our church.

If you missed the 2015 Fall Retreat, you can enjoy the first of the three talks delivered by pastor Tom Gibbs over the course of the weekend. His talks encouraged us to let the gospel challenge the way we think of ourselves, our city and our church.

If you missed the 2015 Fall Retreat, you can enjoy the first of the three talks delivered by pastor Tom Gibbs over the course of the weekend. His talks encouraged us to let the gospel challenge the way we think of ourselves, our city and our church.

Pastor Tom Gibbs joined us this past Sunday evening to share one final message before heading back to San Anotonio. Over the course of our Fall Retreat, Tom spoke about the ways in which the gospel changes our relationship to the people and city around us. He rounded that out with this sermon on the ways Jesus' life, death and resurrection change the way we understand our purpose.

Pastor Tom Gibbs joined us this past Sunday evening to share one final message before heading back to San Anotonio. Over the course of our Fall Retreat, Tom spoke about the ways in which the gospel changes our relationship to the people and city around us. He rounded that out with this sermon on the ways Jesus' life, death and resurrection change the way we understand our purpose.

Pastor Tom Gibbs joined us this past Sunday evening to share one final message before heading back to San Anotonio. Over the course of our Fall Retreat, Tom spoke about the ways in which the gospel changes our relationship to the people and city around us. He rounded that out with this sermon on the ways Jesus' life, death and resurrection change the way we understand our purpose.

Pastor Tom Gibbs joined us this past Sunday evening to share one final message before heading back to San Anotonio. Over the course of our Fall Retreat, Tom spoke about the ways in which the gospel changes our relationship to the people and city around us. He rounded that out with this sermon on the ways Jesus' life, death and resurrection change the way we understand our purpose.

Is sex an appetite like any other? A dangerous activity that needs to be restrained and regulated? Or is it something altogether different? And is the Bible uncomfortably stuffy about sex? Or does it posit that sex is something altogether different from what we're inclined to think?

Is sex an appetite like any other? A dangerous activity that needs to be restrained and regulated? Or is it something altogether different? And is the Bible uncomfortably stuffy about sex? Or does it posit that sex is something altogether different from what we're inclined to think?

Is sex an appetite like any other? A dangerous activity that needs to be restrained and regulated? Or is it something altogether different? And is the Bible uncomfortably stuffy about sex? Or does it posit that sex is something altogether different from what we're inclined to think?