God keeps His promises. He always has and he always will. This week, we see how that unfolds for one family as their son is born.

As Luke shares God’s unfolding plan, Mary rejoices in her role.  Pray that God would make us more “Mary-like” and celebrate as God works among and through us for His Kingdom. 16:15

How do you handle an unexpected changre in your life? Luke shows us what happens with two couples and two expected pregnancies.

Luke writes so that we may have certainty concerning the things we are taught about Jesus Christ.

You can begin the Good Work. You can continue the Good Work. How do you finish the Good Work? Shut the door on distractions. If the devil can't destroy you, he will try to distract you. We finish our sermon series “The Good Work” and we see how to finish strong.

I was made for this! Nehemiah learned once he started the Good Work God had planned for him how to keep it going. We continue a new sermon series “The Good Work”.

I was made for this! If you’ve ever come to that realization with something in your life, you know how empowering the statement can be. Nehemiah was a man living in exile, a servant to the king. God stirred his heart to begin a good work. God stirs our hearts as well. We begin a new sermon series “The Good Work”.

“An overwhelming majority of Americans continue to believe that there is life after death and that heaven and hell exist,” according to Barna research. But “they’re cutting and pasting religious views from a variety of different sources—television, movies, conversations with their friends.” God gives us glimpses of our future in His Word, glimpses filled with love and hope. After 31 weeks, “The Story” sermon series concludes.

Intersection ahead! Paul’s life was one of a major crossroad. After his conversion, and to the end of his life, Paul preaches what Jesus teaches. At the end of his life, Luke tells us that Paul living under house arrest in Rome. “He lived there two whole years at his own expense, and welcomed all who came to him, proclaiming the kingdom of God and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ with all boldness and without hindrance.” (Acts 28:30-31) “The Story” continues!

God sends us on the most important mission the world will ever know, to share his love, grace and mercy. But he doesn’t send us alone. Wherever we go, God is with us. Paul’s Mission shows God’s work in our mission. “The Story” sermon series continues.