John addresses the division in his community with compassion and a reminder of that which is most important

More than any other gospel writer, John speaks of "light" and "truth" in reference to Jesus. But if we miss the the impact of these profound metaphors, we'll miss what is central to John's understanding of the gospel.

John opens his first pastoral letter with a proclamation often missed and loaded with the potential for us to reimagine the implications of the message of Jesus in tangible and transformative ways

Hear the stories of some of the ongoing Kingdom work that Newsong has the privilege to participate in: Interviews with Rayden Hollis from Red Hill Church, Emilee Adams from Restore Decor & Katie Heaton from the Fairmont City Library Community Center

Pastor Dave closes the series with a look into Jesus' empowering declaration of his followers

Jesus wraps up his "sermon on the mount" with a series of images and reminders of how intentional our commitment to follow him must be if we're to find the life that is the real life in the end.

Jesus teaches that loving our enemies is somehow intricately connected to "being perfect as our heavenly Father is perfect".

Many are familiar with the "turn the other cheek" expression and Jesus' teaching along those lines from the "Sermon on the Mount". But what if we've misunderstood what he's really trying to say? But what if the message isn't really what it appears to be on the surface.. and there's something deeper and more profoundly Kingdom-oriented just beneath it?

Jesus segues from divorce to oaths and challenges us to understand and wrestle with the power of our words

Both services combine on EPIC Sunday to worship, celebrate baptism and hear stories of transformation in the lives of students