Sin drives us into hiding, but God desire to create authentic community through the practice of confession.

Repentance calls for the brave honesty to confront who we truly are. In that vulnerable confession, we open ourselves to receive God’s mercy and forgiveness.

True righteousness is to restore the dignity of those who are most marginalized in society–helping them in any way we can. This is the true fast that pleases God.

​Jesus fed the 5,000 to show them that he is the Bread of Life who alone can satisfy our deepest needs. Total commitment and surrender to him is needed to experience this life of abundance that Jesus offers.

Jesus perfectly represented the Father’s heart and gave rest to the weary and made dead hearts come alive to God.

True faith is rooted not in how many prayers that are answered but in a relationship of trust in God regardless of our circumstances.

The path of salvation takes us to the core of our brokenness, before leading us to the hope and healing that Jesus alone can offer.