One of humanity's most basic desires and needs is to be loved. And yet whether we find ourselves fulfilled in this area or unfulfilled, the Bible tells us that the love God shows us far surpasses any human love we can ever experience. On this Good Friday, we look at God's love displayed for us in the cross of Jesus Christ from Romans 5:6–8.

We often come to God with our expectations. Yet when Jesus arrived on the scene, his actions surprised the people around him, including John the Baptist. Though Jesus’s actions in Mark 1:9–13 may seem unusual at first, they’re actually a fulfillment and foreshadowing of all that Jesus came to do. 

Mark's Gospel begins in an unusual setting: the wilderness. Why is John the Baptist doing ministry and baptizing in the wilderness? What is its significance? In Mark 1:1–8, we see the promise fulfilled in the wilderness, the purpose of the wilderness, and the good news in the wilderness.

How do we proclaim the Gospel in an ever-changing world with so much confusion on what is true and what is not? In this message, we'll see how Paul challenges us to stay faithful and level-headed in our proclamation of God's Word, even in the face of opposition.

What place does the Bible have in our world today? In a world where there are plenty of physical needs that the church can meet, why focus on an ancient book like the Bible? In this message, we'll explore how the early church handled growth that came with increased needs, and what role the Bible played in it all.

As a church called "Living Word Fellowship", we ought to know what our name means! What does it mean that the Word is living? How is God's Word powerful? In this message we explore some misconceptions around God's Word, and unpack the truths we find in our church's theme verse from Hebrew 4:12–13.