We serve a jealous God who desires our service, worship, and time. This is

outlined in the second Commandment and is part of our covenant relationship with God.

The Ten Commandments are often viewed as a list of “don’ts” and applied in a legalistic way. The truth is, they are the vows of a loving covenant relationship between God and His people.

The church grows up when each member is prepared to serve and express God’s love. That process is the key to preserving church unity, to growing up spiritually, and ultimately to growing the church.

The church grows up when each member is prepared to serve and express God’s love. That process is the key to preserving church unity, to growing up spiritually, and ultimately to growing the church.

God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit give each member of His church gifts of passion, position, and power so they can unify and expand His family around the world.

Jesus gave specific people as gifts to the Church, each with a precise function, to strengthen and equip the rest of its members for the work of the ministry.

A part of being a part of the body, is knowing what it is that you have to contribute and knowing how to contribute.

God, our master, has allocated talents to each of us, as He has determined what is best for us to fulfill our individual purpose in the greater mission of the Church.

When we practice self control, we allow God to work through us.

God made him who had no sin become sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.(2 Corinthians 5:12) The fruit of Goodness is found only in repentance of sin and reliance on Christ.