Christ's death for our sins is only part of the story. He endured torture and physical mutilation. What do these mortal wounds mean for us today? How do we interact with the utter humiliation and pain Jesus experienced on our behalf?

We usually focus on the redemptive aspect of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection. But one area that's often overlooked is the subject of His suffering. However, there are many critical lessons to discover from the enormous suffering He faced.

It’s easy to get trapped by sin and feel helpless to escape its grasp. We desperately try to break free, but can’t. But there is one who holds the key to sin's shackles!

It’s easy to get trapped by sin and feel helpless to escape its grasp. We desperately try to break free, but can’t. But there is one who holds the key to sin's shackles!

If you are looking for a miracle, either for yourself or for someone for whom you are praying, take a seat at Jesus' feet.

Take a boat ride across the Sea of Galilee with the Lord Jesus Christ, and meet a man possessed by a legion of demons. Are you willing to help someone get set free?

Jesus Christ calls and sends broken and flawed folks like you, me and the Apostles to be partners with Him in bringing people to Himself.

Clearly, our dying world needs people who have spent time at Jesus’ feet. The Lord considers that time to be a sweet fragrance and it's the same for the world as well...whether anyone knows it or not.

A common piece of furniture is the humble footstool. More than to rest some tired feet, in Biblical times, the footstool was a dramatic and clearly understood symbol of power and rule.

Mankind was not meant to face life alone. There is something in our nature that makes us long for company. Even the most independent people have a craving for human companionship. It’s just who we are. Luckily, God designed the church to perfectly fit those needs