We tend to be a "scrap it" culture. Jesus prefers to "save it" and "renew it." What things in our lives needs to be saved instead of scrapped and brought to Jesus for renewal?

How should Christians respond as our fears rise and we can't control the world out there?

In this message in the "All Things New" series, Tom Elenbaas explores how the good news of the Gospel is framed out of our propensity to choose the counterfeit.

In a rapidly changing world where Christianity is no longer the dominant force acting on Western culture, how should Christians be living? In Luke 6, Jesus addresses how we should live by looking at ourselves rather than pointing the finger at others.

There are some hard, but important words we learn from Jesus if we're still listening even after he says the things we don't want to hear.

Sometimes these two little words are the hardest ones to say, but they matter. How can we face our own failures and verbalize our confession not only to God and others, but to ourselves?

Please is a word of deference and shows an acknowledgement of humility and need. That is hard for many of us. Asking for what you need from God and others is important. It’s also important to learn how to receive grace, admit need, and be humble enough to ask for help.

You've heard it said, "God loves you", but what about when you don't see it, feel it, or experience it? What about God's love is confusing? How do we know that God really loves us?

Saying “yes” isn’t always appropriate. In fact, Jesus says, “Let your ‘yes’ be ‘yes’ and let your ‘no’ be ‘no.’ Being able to say yes to the right things and no to the wrong things is an important...

What happens when Jesus asks us to cross over to the other side?