The greatest attribute discussed in scripture is the attribute of love: love toward our brother's and sisters in Christ, love for our family, and love for God. The greatest example of love is what Christ did for each of us on the cross. Scripture teaches that as followers of Christ we are called to selflessly love those around us.

Pastor David continues our series through the greatness of God by honing in on His presence in our lives. Psalm 139 focuses on God's knowledge of his creation and his overwhelming presence in our lives. There is no where we can go to escape His presence, but we have the choice to accept or ignore his gift of knowing us personally.

Psalm 139 is a song of praise written by David thanking Him for his presence and his intimate knowledge of us. Throughout life we all experience different highs and lows, but through it all God is with us and knows every detail of our lives.

In our study on the attributes of God, today we focus on His power. Isaiah 40 outlines God's power and authority throughout the entire universe. Be encouraged with this message focusing on the awesomeness of God's power.

With all the current events of our day, it's important to ask ourselves, "How big is our God?" Pastor Shane kicks off a new sermon looking into the attributes of God. When the world around us gets shaky, it's important to have a firm understanding of the true character of God so we are not blown by the wind.

After the crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus walked the earth for a few more days and gave instruction to his disciples before He departed to heaven. Before Jesus ascended, He promised to return some day and the Holy Spirit descended upon His believers. Jesus charged us with a mission while we wait: to make disciples of all nations.

On the day Jesus was crucified he was put on the cross between two criminals who were justifiably in trouble. The two criminals on the cross had different responses to Jesus: one of mockery and one of repentance. Through this small glimpse into the story of the crucifixion we see the patience and genuine love of Jesus, reminding us that we're never too far gone to accept the grace of God.

As the crucifixion drew nearer, Jesus reclined with his disciples for a meal which ended in Him washing the disciples feet. This act was one of humility and a symbolic reminder about His authority to forgive sins.

In a unique encounter with Jesus, he is tempted in the wilderness by Satan. This encounter emphasizes the humanity and deity of Jesus. Because of his time on earth, Jesus is able to relate with us in suffering and temptation. He also promises to provide a way out when we are tempted, and he himself never fell into temptation.

In today's message, Pastor David dives into the story Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus. Zacchaeus was not one who was thought of highly due to his social status and career. Despite these facts, Jesus chose to dwell with him and Zacchaeus' life was changed from that day forward.