Our maturity as Christians is shown by our love. But the maturity of our love is shown through our self-awareness and emotional health. Brice Fogle walks us through what it looks like to work through our insecurities in a Christ-centered way so we can become more confident, secure people.

The best sign of a growing church isn’t adding more people—it’s adding more elders. So what are the roles and responsibilities of an elder? Carl Herrington explains.

We are a sent people, not a stationary people. The church does not have a mission, the mission has a church. God is sending you to someone—who is it?

Acts 8 tells the story of two men: Simon the Magician and Philip the Evangelist. Simon seeks the fame of his own name, and the increase of his own influence. Philip seeks the fame of the name of Christ, and the increase of His kingdom in Samaria.

We explore the crucifixion of Christ, both its significance at the time it happened and what it means for us today.

Where is God in the moment you are living through right now? Whether the season is hard or easy, God is still there. So what is He doing?

God’s love is the kind of love that dies for people that reject Him. Utterly, reject Him, declaring that they love the things He created more than Him. Jesus coming to the manger was motivated by God’s covenant love, promised to unfaithful people.

Jesus is brought to you by the sovereign will of God. Without the sovereignty of God, there is no baby in a manger. Christmas means that God has used His sovereign power to enter into human suffering to remove it.

Holiness is an attribute of God, but it also characterizes all of His other attributes. The aim of this 3 week advent series is not to put God in tidy categories for you. Actually, the goal is the opposite. It is to lead us into being in awe of God.

Our society’s primary motive right now is fear. But Acts tells us a different story about how we should handle fear, specifically the fear of persecution. Jesus tells us—and the early church shows us—that when we face persecution, our hardest day can simultaneously be our greatest day.