In Jesus, we see our good shepherd, the one who knows us, and whose voice we follow. He lays down his life for us and shows us how to live in the world as we care for each other.

Christ is alive and is as real to us today as He was when he appeared before the disciples. We experience the true revelation of Christ through the community we build and the people we encounter as we share the good news of the Gospel of Jesus.

Jesus' love secures us and liberates us from our negative thoughts/emotions and restores us to live out our new life in Christ by serving people in the areas we work, live, and play.

In this Easter message, we talk about how we affirm the resurrection every time we live into our Baptism in Christ, and we deny it every time we put on our old selves who have died with Christ. He is risen indeed.

In this message, we ask the question: what if our engagement with the political world would be marked by our baptism and commitment to our Christian allegiance?

A message on the certainty of God's promises and a reminder to experience God's presence within us. Living a life set on the center.

God’s covering gift of Grace sets us free from a defeated “But God…” mindset in which we disqualify ourselves, into a victorious one where the Lord speaks “But, God!” over us, and calls us qualified and loved.

You can watch The Bible Project Video referenced in the message here: https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/character-of-god-grace/

Are you hearing the invitation? To this conversation and beyond? We, the people of God, are being invited by God to journey with him, and the journey is always out of exile and towards shalom. Jesus was a teacher, a Rabbi…we are meant to be learners, curious, open ears and eyes, always! Not “knowers”!! And learning means we transform, continually…we change, we are people of the change, meant to move others forward with us...into long-term HOPE!

There is a need for us as the church to listen to what is really at the heart of the race conversation. But the question is, can we hear truth even when it’s difficult? God invites us to pay attention so that we can discover the beauty of Christ in every person.

God’s design is unity, collaboration, celebration, hospitality, and shalom. Through this series on race, we will see how that was fractured and how in Christ that reality is present. We will see how obviously that cycle of broken shalom and pain is evident in our world and unfortunately also the Church. And finally, we will look at its call for us to embrace the honesty that moves us to repentance and the love that allows for the movement back into that beautiful design.