Who do you think you are? How would you know who you are? If you become like those you hang around, do you measure yourself by other people, or another standard? How do you know you have the right standard?

We all deal with regrets (even God!). It’s ok to call a bad situation bad. All things are not equal in the world. The contrast between good and bad, right and wrong, is hardwired into the world—and us. There comes a time for judgment upon what is evil.

How much faith does it take to get the answer to your prayer? What if you have sin in your life? What then? Did you not get the answer you hoped for because of something wrong with you? Many say so and they’ll quote this week’s passage to “prove it.” What does God’s Word say?

Do you want to know the answer to pain and suffering in this life? We all tried and found many responses that are not the answer. And if you don’t like the Bible’s answer, you’ll find the alternative is worse. We need to know what hope we have in the face of it all. That hope is offered in this message.

You are strange.  Pastor Joe is strange.  We are strange.  And that’s a wonderful thing!  In a world which strives to be normal, embrace your difference.  Join us this week as we uncover the beautiful reality of being a strange group of people led by the strangest leader of all.

“I didn’t mean what I said.”  How often do our unintentional or quick words bring pain to those around us, a pain which far outlasts the moment.  Join us this week as we explore the power of your tongue and ways to gain control over it.

Forgiveness is a gift, not by works but by faith.  But can you have faith without doing any good works?  How do we balance the gift of faith with the need for works?  Join us this week to explore how our faith works in the world around us.

You don’t work for a body—you were born with one. But you do give your body a work-out! Likewise, you do not work for salvation, but you work out your salvation. Forgiveness is not by works, but by faith. And sometimes your faith gets tested—which is a real work-out!

The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are three in one. The one true God, three in one, created community!