We love others not just because God calls us to, but because we are loved -- by God.

In a country where political divisions grow deeper and levels of hostility grow stronger, seemingly by the week, it's critical for us to know how to faithfully represent Christ to those around us. Join us today as we look at three Kingdom values that will keep us on course.

Community is essential to the Christian life. In today's message, we'll see both the benefits and necessity of being in community with other believers.

When it comes to taking inventory of our relationship with God, it's easy to put the focus entirely on ourselves -- How are we doing at _________________? Romans 7 reminds us that shortcomings are regular and failures are inevitable. So how can we keep the goodness of God in view even in the midst of our mess?

This week we will consider the possibility that our longing for "home" is a longing for a person rather than a place.

Jesus turned over the keys to the kingdom of heaven to the Church. What did the first Christians do in spreading the good news about Jesus, and how can we "be the Church" even outside of the walls of the Worship Center?

We all know that we should be honest. But we don't always consider the reasons why. This week we take a look at the book of Jonah to see the connection between being honest (with ourselves and God) and the mercy and power of God.

When was the last time you found yourself in awe of God's love for you or His grace in your life? And how can your life be a testimony to others along the way?

In today’s passage we witness a beautiful and sacred homecoming. But then... something ugly creeps in. How can we be those who, like Jesus, faithfully represent the God that people long to come home to?

We often don't understand why things happen or how anything good could possibly come from tremendous tragedy, but God's Word assures us that He can, in fact, work all things for good.