Jesus is Emmanuel, God with us, on more than just Christmas! He is God with us in everything.  Including our sin.  He is willing to goo to the cross for our sin and the sins of the world.

Luke gives us an intimate look into the human will of Jesus and his relationship with God as Jesus prays in the garden, "Not my will but yours be done."

God meets us in our anguish, heartbreak and confusion in the most ordinary ways. Through the story of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb, in John 20, we see the ways Jesus gently comforts and returns us to our community to share the comfort we received. It's what Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, and it's for all of us!

Jesus and Pilate enter Jerusalem on this Palm Sunday in a different way and from a different location. Which procession will we join?

When 5,000 people need to be fed, the contrast between the disciples response and Jesus’ response is clear. Jesus’ challenge remains so true for us today.

We learn the importance of shamelessly audacious prayer in Jesus’ teaching. However, that kind of prayer begins in us, before it can begin through us.

This peculiar parable teaches us that persistent prayer sustains our faith because God is good.

For March's healing and prayer message we talk about a comprehensive theology of healing. We believe God desires to heal us, but how the Lord heals is different for each person.

Jesus encourage us to pray simply and honestly. As we change our prayer life, God begins to shift our focus from ourselves to God. As our perspective is switched, we begin to experience his grace!

Discipleship in Christ can’t be door dashed, but it can lived and prayer is integral to that journey. We need Jesus to help our unbelief turn into genuine faith.