How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! Join us as we explore Psalm 133 and discover the profound blessings that flow when we dwell together in harmony, experiencing God’s commanded blessing: life forevermore.

There have always been forces at work in the world that use fear as a wedge to divide us. This is why the foundational teaching of Jesus flowed from understanding that God’s love for us compels us to love our neighbor. This week, we will look at an event in our not-so-distant past that allowed […]

During the ’80s and ’90s, the devil was always making headlines. Unsubstantiated fears of widespread Satanic ritual abuse gripped communities, leading to devastating consequences for innocent lives. By examining this historical moment, we can glean crucial lessons about the nature of fear itself, and how we are called to respond to it as individuals and […]

Sometimes, we want to avoid doing the hard thing. We wish that there was an easier path. But if the hard path is the right path, we need to find a way to take the first step. Join us on this Communion Sabbath as we continue our sermon series on fear.

Join us this week as we start a new sermon series on the psychology of fear and examine spiritual lessons for navigating it.

Paul once believed that Christianity was a heresy. He dedicated his life to stopping its spread. But then he had a radical change. It turned out that the story he believed about reality and religion was not complete. Join us this week as we look at examples of flawed origin stories and what we can […]

Springtime is the season of birth, new life, and inspiration! What appeared dead is alive. Join us this Easter Sabbath as we reflect on the theme of resurrection and what it means for us today.

Hospitality is a gift offered to all freely. Whether a friend, stranger, or maybe even someone who feels like a foe. In this final message, let us remember that hospitality isn’t just about opening our homes but also opening our hearts.

Ephesians 4:15 says to speak the truth in love. But what exactly does that mean? Many Christians are afraid that if we don’t tell others exactly what they are doing wrong, their eternal salvation may be at stake. Is that true? Join us this week as we discuss what this text actually is calling us […]