Those who have been faithful to God will find themselves safe with God in the new heaven and the new earth.

We are raised to new life through our baptism, not only for our own sake, but also for the sake of those who are dead and dying in their sin around us.

Saul’s conversion shows us that we are saved, not just for our own sake, but so that we can partner in God’s mission of salvation in the world.

Jesus’ work in the world is not done. He now sends us to be his Spirit-filled hands and feet in the world.

Following Christ means rejecting the world’s script of self-promotion and power in favor of the kingdom’s script of humility, self-giving love, and trust in God’s victory.

There will always be those who seek to silence those who proclaim the good news concerning Jesus Christ. Jesus will not let his message go silent.

Paul encourages believers to press on toward spiritual maturity, imitate faithful examples, and stand firm in their identity as citizens of heaven.

Paul calls us to put our confidence in Jesus’ faithfulness toward the creation he loves and longs to save.

Paul's letter to the Philippians emphasizes the importance of unity and perseverance in the face of adversity, highlighting how suffering can advance the gospel and urging believers to live together in a manner worthy of Christ.

Pastor Jason gives his annual report.