Immanuel Community Church

Being made in God’s image means that every human being possesses inherent dignity and worth and is called to represent God in his creation. We fulfill this calling by developing and caring for the world God has entrusted to us and by treating others with the same love and generosity, that reflect his character.

We hear that religion is bad. So how can I trust Jesus to be good? Is he good?

The gospel is the good news that Jesus is King. Through the cross he has defeated the powers that held us captive, opened the way back to God, and taken his rightful throne. Our response is not merely to believe certain truths about him, but to entrust ourselves to him in faithful allegiance. God gives us his Spirit to make that life of trust and obedience possible.

The gospel is an announcement that through his death and resurrection Jesus has been enthroned as King and now invites us to live under his rule. Faith therefore means trusting his leadership with our whole lives, believing that the abundant life we’re searching for is ultimately found by following him.

The gospel is not a transaction that secures forgiveness or a place in heaven, but God’s invitation to restore a broken relationship with his lost children. It’s about about knowing him, living with him, and being transformed by that relationship.

When ten spies said the promise was impossible and two said go anyway, the difference wasn’t the facts, it was which report they chose to believe.

Coveting grows from disordered desires that willpower alone cannot fix. True contentment comes as the Spirit reshapes our hearts and teaches us to find our sufficiency in God rather than in what others have.

This year’s Mexico mission team encountered a God who is greater than the challenges and limitations we face. Through five personal testimonies, interwoven with brief reflections from Scripture by Pastor Steve, we will see how God works in and through our weakness, uncertainty, and limitations.