Drawing from Acts 6-7 and the life of Stephen, the sermon emphasizes that each person lives by a story, a vision that influences every aspect of their existence. The narrative of Stephen's life challenges us to assess whether our stories align with the gospel and remind us that the only story worth living and dying for is the timeless story of Jesus as Lord.

Explore the Lord's Prayer as a key to unlock the riches of prayer and learn why it's more than just words—it's a transformative adventure with the God of the universe.

Kairos is the idea of God's appointed time, of just the right time. It indicates God's timing - moments when God breaks in to act, to heal, to correct, and to change things. John 6 tells the story of some of the biggest Kairos moments in the gospels that challenge our motivations in following Jesus.

The Principles of Giving

The Practice of Giving

The Promise of Giving

Christmas is for you because Jesus came for you.

Isaiah chapter 9 is a potent hymn of hope, foretelling a child's birth who will illuminate those living in shadows.

As we unravel God's promise of a Savior through the birth of Jesus, we highlight how this sacred narrative satisfies a deep need for connection in our lives. Join us as we underscore the importance of redeeming our anticipation and expectations, focusing on the authentic meaning of Christmas.

God pursues us with His goodness. This pursuit is not contingent on our circumstances or actions but is a constant reality.

God invites us to sit at His table. However, if we do not think God is all we need, we'll end up sitting at other tables looking to be satisfied. God's love is like a never-ending cup that is always full. God loves us and wants us to enjoy life with Him.

As we journey through life's darkest valleys, we discover that peace is found in the presence of the Lord. We can learn to be thankful in the valley because of the presence of the Shepherd who goes before us and leads us through to the other side.