The kingdom of God comes with kindness, freedom, and a reordering of life.

Jesus, as he is now, is an exalted Savior who is always more than we think, always with us, and always for us.

In light of our upcoming congregational meeting, we are departing from our Luke sermon series for one week to explore a particular challenge to the church in our time.

Jesus offers us (individuals and churches) robust health, but only if we are wiling to look squarely at the disease and receive the cure he offers.

Dr. Robert Smart, Pastor and Reformation History scholar joins us today to bring encouragement from Ephesians 3:14-21.

Jesus calls us to cultivate flourishing community and provides with resources to do so, as we walk with him in grace.

In Jesus there is and will be a great reversal for wealth, status, and wisdom. Through the power of the gospel, we can enter that reversal now and live with Jesus as persons who steward these gifts well.

Because God’s kingdom is already present in Jesus, we are called to be faithful in all spheres of life.

Jesus desires his people to use kingdom wisdom concerning money and possessions.

“A weary world” is an apt description for things at the end of 2020. Micah 5 is a word of hope given to our weary world.

The heart of the Father is generous to his people in their sin. This generosity can look like sad release, full embrace, and genuine invitation.