God loves you, and when he saves you, he saves you completely and forever, fills you with his powerful presence, and leads you into growth and maturity. But you still sin. So what happens when we fail? In this message, we learn that God invites us into a posture of repentance and he faithfully forgives and heals.

The Holy Spirit is the great Difference Maker in history, in the church, and in our lives. And he’s also the great difference maker who wants to influence the world through his church. If you really want to make a difference, become part of a community of difference makers.

God, your Creator, has invited you into an intimate conversation with himself through prayer. You can call on him anytime, from anywhere, in any circumstance. And when the Holy Spirit gets involved, you can discover a whole new way to pray.

Change is hard. And it’s hard because, usually, it starts from the outside in. We experience changes in employment, health, finances, family, and friendships and then our hearts must adapt quickly to keep up with those external changes. But what if our Creator himself were willing to move into our hearts and change us from the inside out? We’d be prepared for anything the world brought our way.

God Himself invites us to be under his direct influence, for his glory and for our good, through the powerful presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives. The Bible calls this direct influence being “filled with the Spirit,” and in this message, we explore a passage of the Bible that spells out how to live under God’s influence continually.

We live in a world plagued by frustration and anxiety. Why? Because we’re trying to be “good enough” for other people, and even for God, but without any real power. Jesus died and rose again to give us an entirely new purpose for living.

In the Old Testament, there were three kinds of leaders who were anointed for their specialized areas of service – the prophet, the priest, and the king. The New Testament demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled all three offices, including being our High Priest who grants us access to God’s presence and prays on our behalf before the Father.

Jesus is a Prophet, Priest, and King, as well as a Friend and sacrificial Lamb. In this first message in our Simply Jesus series, Pastor Brandon Cox talks about Jesus as a Prophet with a message for your life that is both good and honest.

God loves us, which enables us to love others. It's possible to show others what God's love is all about through our actions and attitudes.

Yes, God loves you. But what does that mean? Most people think God might love them but that he's just mostly disappointed with them. But that's not the story of the Bible. The Bible is the story of God pursuing a relationship with you because he really does love you.