This week we dive into Isiah 40:21-31, and talk about God's provision for us. What are ways that you are trying to provide for yourself that are supposed to belong to the LORD?

Thanks to the way that God provides for us we have a certain hope in the present and future that enables us to not have to worry or feel anxious.  God provides and calls us to help Him provide for others!

The first week of our new series, “My Hope is Built” invites us to consider the implications of Pilate’s declaration that Christ is King. What does that mean for your life in Christ?

Jesus changes Simon Peter's name because Peter proclaimed Jesus' name. In this change, Peter received the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven.

Romans 12 instructs us followers of Christ to be transformed by Christ not conformed to the patterns of this world in which we live. What ways is your heart fully conformed to the world? And where has God begun to transform your heart?

God calls us in many different ways. How are you allowing God to speak clarity and calling into your life? How available are you to respond to the call of the Lord?

Wherever we look during this pandemic, it seems as if so much is spinning out of control, and especially out of our control. This week we explore the Christian claim that God is in control and hear how that might impact the way we live and love one another.

God calls His people to be people of Justice. But what does justice look like for us in a world filled with so much injustice?

The world amplifies the idea hate your enemies. In Scripture we find a God who loves us unconditionally when we were his enemies. How does that reality allow us to amplify Gods love in the world.

While Paul in prison in Rome, awaiting his execution, he writes to Timothy about the critical aspect of the faith.  Paul says that all scripture is "God breathed".  Today we explore how the Bible we have today came into existence and the infallible nature of God's word in the Bible.