In those times when we've waited so long for something that we begin to believe it's never going to happen, Jesus reminds us he's present and dead isn't always dead.

We find the transformational compassion of Jesus in a story of exhaustion, depression and when we give it our all and still come up short.

Classes and social circles threaten to destroy the early church from the inside out.

Pastor Brian Hays breaks down life in community and why we strive to be a part of something bigger than ourselves.

In this week's story, a lame man simply wanted to be supported in the condition that he was in; God wanted to completely change his condition. And so it is with us.

Church on location to celebrate a family baptism together.

"There are no strangers here, only friends you haven’t met yet." ~ William Butler Yeats

We shape our communities and our communities shape us.

Acts 2:46 They worshiped together at the Temple each day, met in homes for the Lord’s Supper, and shared their meals with great joy and generosity.

Pentecost brought forth a message that wasn’t seeker sensitive and was preached to people who weren’t seeking and yet thousands were transformed.

The mission is God’s. The marvel is that he invites us to join. Jesus promised to build his church and he meant it. It's the job he picked for himself because he's the best suited to do it well. Our job is not to build the church, but to build each other.