What do we do when the hurt is real, the wound runs deep, and forgiveness feels impossible? This week, we’ll discover how holding onto Jesus gives us the strength to let go of unforgiveness and trust God with what we cannot change.

Convictions are formed long before they are tested. How to have a faith that endures the big trials.

Truth is not something we create or redefine; it is revealed by God through His Word and ultimately embodied in Jesus Christ. A faith that knows the Truth builds its life on God’s unchanging Word and faithfully passes that Truth to the next generation.

The Gospel is always one generation away from being forgotten unless someone intentionally passes it on.

God is more concerned with our holiness than our comfort, and He faithfully uses every trial, disappointment, and season of life to shape us into the image of Christ. Like a rough stone in the hands of a skilled craftsman, we can trust the process of sanctification because the One who began His work in us has promised to finish it.

God calls us to stand firmly in it with faith, courage, and perseverance until Christ returns. Through His strength, with our eyes fixed on Jesus and our hope anchored in His coming Kingdom, we can remain faithful no matter what challenges or confusion we face.

The Church exists to represent Jesus with Truth, Love and Courage in everyday life.

As our nation celebrates 250 years of independence, many Christians are asking an important question: Can I faithfully love Jesus and love my country? In a culture marked by political division, confusion, and competing allegiances, God's Word provides clarity.

God owns everything, we manage it for His purposes, and generosity trains our hearts.