Christ was on a mission that we carry on. Pastor Mia helps us move from being Christ admirers to being Christ followers, each taking on our own piece of God's great mission.

Idolatry has got to go! Being faithful is challenging when there are other "higher powers" competing for your attention. Jesus demonstrated faith by a cultivating loyalty and trust in God. We are called to imitate that faith as well. But how? In this week's sermon on Copying Christ, Pastor Mia describes two pathways that can lead to the development of faith.

I see your hurt, I feel your hurt, and I'll ease your hurt. In this week's sermon on copying Christ, we learn how Jesus showed compassion. Listen as Pastor Mia explains that when we copy Christ's compassion, God always shows up.

We are created with the capacity to imitate Christ, and Jesus demonstrated several quantities we can emulate. This week, Pastor Mia shares the stories of people who followed Christ's example. We can too. Over next four weeks, we'll learn about charactaristics of Jesus that we can integrate into our own lives. Find out which ones as we begin the sermon series Copying Christ.

As wealth grows, giving grows. Or does it? For some, greed is an expression of fear. This week, Pastor Mia describes the mindset that needs to change to be safe.

Prayer is asking. Prayer is conversation with God. Prayer is connection with others. Prayer is noticing.

Today, many see Christians as a hate group, more interested in being right than in being compassionate. But that's not us. So what makes a person Christian, a faithful follower of God? Jesus was asked the same question.

Words matter. Are we saved by our faith in Jesus, or are we saved by the faith of Jesus? What if both are equally good translations? Pastor Mia explains about these and other translation issues that effect us today.

No Exodus. No Psalms. No Revelation. One version of the Bible excludes all of these passages and more to promote the message that oppression is holy. In this episode, Pastor Mia shares the story of the Slave Bible.

When Jesus taught the people, what Scripture was he referring to? The Old Testament of his time isn't the same as today's. And depending on which Bible you read, some books are missing. Pastor Mia explains the face of what's known as the Apocrypha or the deuterocanonical books.